how do I erase cheap, standard pen ink (blue) ballpoint?

Question

from a pink sheet of paper without making it too obvious? are erasable pens my only hope?

Answer 1

lighter

Answer 2

The pink pigment in the paper is a dye similar to the blue pigment in the pen. Anything that will remove the blue ink (including eraseable pen) will also remove the pink ink from the paper.

Even a pencil eraser will have a noticeable effect on the pinkness of the paper. You can use pencil and erase it if you only write very lightly and are gentle with the eraser, and probably not remove much pink.

Answer 3

Ballpoint pen ink is not eraseable from paper. Ink eradicator only worked on the old-fashoned fountain pen ink.

Answer 4

If it's already on the paper, and isn't erasable ink, you may be out of luck. You could try pink "white out". But, of course this will show. If you are trying to correct this mistake, but don't have to have the origninal, then you could cut out the same color of paper in the size of the mistake, tape it over that mistake, and then put it on a copy machine, and copy it to an identical pink piece of paper. This will totally eliminate the incorrect ink, but of course, if will be a copy of the rest of the original page none the less.

Answer 5

I think they make certain erasers that can erase all kinds of pens, but they may be expensive and hard to find. They might be noticable after erasing though, I have no idea. Good luck.

Answer 6

if you go to wal-mart, there is an eraser made by papermate* thats a double sider, it erases pencil and pen.
when i got mine,it was only $0.99 !!!!!!!!!!

also, crayola* makes those erasable markers now, I'm sure the eraser part works for pens.

Answer 7

Maybe they make pink out,,,like white out only pink...or maybe you could stop using pink paper and use white. then you could use white out. Or use a pencil. or use your keyboard and a printer then you can use any color paper you wanted to.

Answer 8

they do make pens that have eraseable ink, so i would try those

Answer 9

Whyy? Washing checks? Changing someones will?