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Wondering what is the best way to remove printing from a brick?

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A little WD-40 will do wonders with most types of ink. Also works well removing sticker residue.

There are several different methods people use ranging from chemicals to light sanding. One of the more common ones, and a method I`ve used myself for years, is Brasso. Get yourself a rag, put on some of it (you don`t need a lot, but more than a dab or two), then rub the surface. Circles I find work best. Takes a bit of elbow grease, but the results are a clean surface. Good luck!

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Thanks will try the WD-40 first as I have that with me right now. 

I've had some luck with magic erasers.  Some marker comes right off, some not so much, not sure why.

You are hereby appointed the official tester of ways of removing printing from bricks, let us know which method works the best and does the least amount of damage.

maybe acetone?  According to this forum posting, acetone can melt bricks...

http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=80574

I did a little experiment with acetone and Lego bricks. I put a little amount on a small 1x1 plate and barely anything happened, then I put a lot more on a different brick and it melted into a glob of plastic. If anyone is going to try acetone, be cautious on how much you use.  

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ok will let you tomorrow how it turned out

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Tried WD- no luck

Tried Nail polish remover - also no luck

What are you trying to do?

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remove the print on the printed bricks

I heard hydrofluoric acid works wonders. 

 

Just kidding dont use that

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it seems like a light sanding is the only way to remove those prints..

remove the print on the printed bricks

Why?
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well i ordered some spare parts and one of them came printed and I don't want to order one part again. 

Brasso takes it off

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