Does anyone have any recommendations on how to safely remove a printed logo on a plastic body?
Here is a P225 that I’d like to remove the promo branding from.
Does anyone have any recommendations on how to safely remove a printed logo on a plastic body?
Here is a P225 that I’d like to remove the promo branding from.
The things that come to mind are:
Belt sander, brillo pad, spray paint, and duct tape. Just be sure to wear safety glasses and sun-screen.
Hmm, maybe I am not the best person to comment on this. Didn’t you do this before on another pencil?
I did but it wasn’t without harm. I used goo-gone and it messed up the plastic and I had to do quite a bit of polishing to get it almost acceptable.
I thought @personified (can we @ people here?) also had some experience with this.
Yeah we can @ mention folks. But don’t mention that Pearson guy. He’s busy playing frisbee golf.
Or I can put a blank white P225 in the stack with the other pencils I have for you.
I’ve used nail polish remover on a q-tip to remove prints from plastic pen bodies. I dab it onto the print and let it soak a while before applying the tip to rub it off. Afterwards, there may be some staining or dulling of the surface. I use a dab of toothpaste to gently polish it out.
Oh lala. You have some plain white 225s? All the white ones I have have some printing on them. I have the ones with the little characters on them that I really like but I’m in need of plain white.
I bought a box of them several years ago.
You’re awesome. Add it to my pile