Try those eraser markers that are used on white boards. If you mark directly on top of the permanent marker, there is some chemical that allows you to erase everything. You must do it quickly. ie: before the combination of the two can dry.<br>Try it, it has always worked for me.<br>Good luck

 

I vote for Meguire's Cleaner Wax first. The Meguire's products were in use during the 1940s by professional auto paint shops. They are designed to be safe on auto finishes. There are many different types of laquer thinners some are death to plastics. You might stop by a good auto paint shop first and see what they advise. There are lots of products out just for removing graffiti form painted surfaces without damaging the paint.

 

I took the truck to my dealer and their detailing guru grabbed a bottle wax/cleaner, squirted some on a cloth, and voila, no more marks. Stupid me did not get the name of the product.

 

I'm with teeth, I use goof off on everything, removing stickers,marks,stains,etc. didn't hurt paint on my truck, worth a try. Bad thing about having a nice truck, some jealous edit always wants to mess it up. &gt;

 

[quote author=Honker link=board=17;threadid=16124;start=15#151878 date=1056223380]<br>Try those eraser markers that are used on white boards. If you mark directly on top of the permanent marker, there is some chemical that allows you to erase everything. You must do it quickly. ie: before the combination of the two can dry.<br>Try it, it has always worked for me.<br>Good luck<br>[/quote]<br><br>This doesn't work on painted metal. See my earlier posts in this thread.

 

Goo-gone

 

Pdazz that goo gone also works great in kids hair when they get bubble gum smashed in it.