While Wite-Out remains an effective method for correcting printed errors, it can be messy and leave stains. Wite-Out that gets onto a floor can dry and bond to the surface. Removal requires scraping it off and applying a dissolving product.
Things You Will Need
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Wipe up as much Wite-Out as possible with a clean cloth. This is useful if the Wite-Out only recently got on the floor
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Use a putty knife to gently scrape the dried Wite-Out off the floor. The edge of a credit card also may work to prevent scratching a wood-finish floor.
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Apply Motsenbocker's Lift Off #2, Oops! Multi-Purpose Remover or WD-40. These products work to dissolve any remaining Wite-Out on the floor. Choose one of the products and spray it on the Wite-Out . Let it sit for a minute.
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Wipe small sections of the floor in a circular motion. Use a clean cloth or paper towel.
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Apply additional product as needed to dissolve and remove any remaining Wite-Out. Scrape any remaining thick spots with the putty knife or a credit card.
The Drip Cap
- "Wite-Out," sometimes spelled "White Out," was created in 1966 by George Kloosterhouse and Edwin Johanknecht.
- While Wite-Out remains an effective method for correcting printed errors, it can be messy and leave stains.
- These products work to dissolve any remaining Wite-Out on the floor.
- Use a clean cloth or paper towel.