What gets permanent marker fro red brick without damage?

[eltax91]

Hey all. Some local twunt has detailed my front wall with permanent marker and soapy water refused to remove it! I need to get it off without damaging or staining the brick as they are fairly new. Any thoughts.

I'd be more cheesed off with the perpitrator if it wasn't so funny. It's a reather poorly drawn cock & balls, with a nice spirt coming from it!

Edited by eltax91 on Tuesday 31st March 21:54

[mybrainhurts]

May I do a double up here...?

How does one get Tippex off red brick...?

[Risotto]

eltax91 said:

Hey all. Some local twunt has detailed my front wall with permanent marker and soapy water refused to remove it! I need to get it off without damaging or staining the brick as they are fairly new. Any thoughts.

I'd be more cheesed off with the perpitrator if it wasn't so funny. It's a reather prroly dran cock & balls, with a nice spirt coming from it!

It's a what now?

Depends on the brick - is it a smooth or rough finish? Try a pressure washer for starters or some of that brick cleaner liquid that fizzes.

Edited by Risotto on Tuesday 31st March 21:51

[rockinatmidnight]

Red perminent marker?

[Dick_Phallus]

I love Banksy.

[eltax91]

Risotto said:

Depends on the brick - is it a smooth or rough finish? Try a pressure washer for starters or some of that brick cleaner liquid that fizzes.

Edited by Risotto on Tuesday 31st March 21:51

Smooth brick. On the front facing edge of my off street parking area.

I did tink of the pressure washer, got one on loan tomorrow.

[TheEnd]

graffiti remover, you can buy it in cans

[zippy500]

Nail polish remover/Acetone will shift it.

Edited by zippy500 on Tuesday 31st March 21:59

[andy-xr]

mybrainhurts said:

May I do a double up here...?

How does one get Tippex off red brick...?

A tiny amount of neat Gunk would shift that

[mybrainhurts]

andy-xr said:

mybrainhurts said:

May I do a double up here...?

How does one get Tippex off red brick...?

A tiny amount of neat Gunk would shift that

Ah...but it's a huge amount of Tippex

Thanks anyway...

[maser_spyder]

'Brick Acid', B&Q etc. A bit like patio cleaner, fizzes on contact, great fun stuff....

[handpaper]

Cellulose thinners.
Comes in 5l cans from your local motor factor, 5-10 quid.
Shifts pretty much anything, cleans paintbrushes, degreases parts, dissolves some plastics, starts barbeques, revives fainting women.
Every home should have some!