Whose autograph is on the shaft, dammit!?
Remove Sharpie From a Shaft
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Denatured alcohol on a magic eraser
On kitchen cabinets this is exactly the combination I would use -- never tried it on a cue stick though. The denatured alcohol evaporates very quickly and does seem to be a "solvent" for magic marker. Magic eraser is a very gentle abrasive.
Note taken she was not referred to as "ex-girlfriend".
Stormy Daniels maybe.
Nail polish remover is Acetone. I would be very careful about using it on your shaft if there's a finish on the signed part. If you try, I would suggest a little bit on a rag, one swipe, let it evaporate, assess, then repeat if nothing bad happened.
JC
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Are you finding fossils with Sharpie hieroglyphics all over them? (couldn't resist, lol)
These are good ideas in my opinion.
The only thing I can think to add is taking a dry erase magic marker
over the autograph written with the Sharpie. A permanent ink Sharpie
can become erasable if you write over it with a dry erase marker.
Before trying this, I think it would be wise to try it on a maple dowel
like croscoe mentioned above. You may have to go over the marking
a few extra times with the dry erase marker during the process and
then use the Magic Erase with small amounts of alcohol to complete
the job. If it works on the practice dowel, I suppose you'd be good to
go on the shaft.
Please report back and let us know the results. Thanks
Hahahaha...that was my guess as well.