does anyone no how to get permanent marker off of tennis shoes/converses???

Answer 1

Here are two ideas for you that have worked for me in the past (only if the permanent marker is on the rubber part of your converse -- if it's on the fabric, you're out of luck, save washing it repeatedly in the washing machine, but this may discolor the shoes):

Option 1: Try completely covering the permanant marker with the ink from a dry erase board marker. Erase and repeat until the marker disappears. (Yes, this sounds a little sketchy, but believe me -- it really works!!)

Option 2: Try Goo Gone, a yellow liquid cleaning solution. You can buy it at most drug stores, etc. and it works really well (personal experience here . . . ). You can also buy it off of this site, which also has a description of the product: http://www.organize-everything.com/googone8oz.html.

Option 3: If these don't work for you (but they should -- they have for me in the past =), buy a new pair of converse -- and this time, don't write on them, hard as it may seem!!! =)

Good luck and hope that this helps you!!!

Answer 2

Mr Clean Magic eraser

Answer 3

try the Mr Clean Magic Erasor or Goo-Gone, both work wonders when it comes to permanent marker =]

Answer 4

Mr Clean magic eraser

Answer 5

Permanent means it will not come out in the wash. It may fade, however. Don't wash on hot, and turn shirt inside out for best results.

Answer 6

nail polish remover will take "permanent" marker off almost anything!

Answer 7

i have a thing called spot remover and it is for carpets but it works really good on shoes and after they look as good as new!

Answer 8

Yep! It is called Krudd Kutter and it is sold at K-mart and Lowes.

Answer 9

Nail polish remover works great;IVE ACTUALLY TRIED IT MYSELF.