easily removing permanent marker from plastic cartridge boxes...

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pgdion

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I've found isopropyl alcohol removes even the industrial Sharpie with little effort and is usually safe for plastics, etc. You can get 90% or better stuff at any pharmacy (right next to the cheap 70% rubbing alcohol).
 
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Barnacle Brad

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Finger nails work to remove the sticky labels I write on with caliber and load data. Sharpies are for drawing mustaches on your passed out hunting partners...
 
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wileybelch

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For Wogpotter (posting #4), PEC-12 cleaner is a proprietary chemical cleaner specified to be sold ONLY to professional photographers to clean up their photos. The MSDS sheet specifically 'forbids' selling this product for personal, family, or household use.
 
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Real Gun

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What part of permanent marker don't we understand? :cool: I have the most trouble with bare aluminum and just polish it (and the patina) off.
 
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wogpotter

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For Wogpotter (posting #4), PEC-12 cleaner is a proprietary chemical cleaner specified to be sold ONLY to professional photographers to clean up their photos. The MSDS sheet specifically 'forbids' selling this product for personal, family, or household use.
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Does it also specify how you prove you are a professional photographer? How is this "lawyer-proofing" disclaimer verified?;)
 
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Salmoneye

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For Wogpotter (posting #4), PEC-12 cleaner is a proprietary chemical cleaner specified to be sold ONLY to professional photographers to clean up their photos. The MSDS sheet specifically 'forbids' selling this product for personal, family, or household use.
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Does it also specify how you prove you are a professional photographer? How is this "lawyer-proofing" disclaimer verified?
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Not to mention that it is sold on Amazon and eBay...

I find no dire warning about 'pro-photographers only' in the MSDS...
 
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