How to Remove Marks From a Projection Screen
Forget that that projection screen wasn't a white board? It's a common mistake, and, while removing those marks may be difficult, it's not impossible. Stain removal largely depends on the material from which the screen is made and how long the stain has been allowed to sit on the screen.
Your success is more likely the sooner the stain is addressed.
Things You Will Need
- ReMarkable Whiteboard Cleaner
- Mr. Clean Magic Eraser
- Rubbing alcohol
- Simple Green
- Cotton swabs
- Soft cloths
- Water
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Try using ReMarkable Whiteboard Cleaner. This product is designed specifically to remove dry erase ink. Be sure to hold a cloth under the area that is being sprayed to catch any drips and prevent the stain from spreading to other parts of the screen. Spray the cleaner and wipe the ink away. Repeat until the stain is removed. Do not let the screen get so wet that it gets damaged; allow it to dry between applications if necessary. When the stain is removed, wipe off residue with water and a soft cloth.
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If the ReMarkable Whiteboard Cleaner fails to remove the stain, try the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. This product has proven successful at removing a variety of stains, whether you're worried about dry erase ink or any scuff marks on the screen. Simply moisten the sponge and gently rub over the stain. Continue rubbing until the stain is removed. Once the stain has been removed, wipe away any residue with a little water and a soft cloth.
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Try pre-treating the stain. If the Magic Eraser is not successful, the screen may need to be treated with something first. Try wetting a cotton swab with rubbing alcohol and rubbing the swab over the area first, then try using the Magic Eraser again. If the rubbing alcohol does not help, try the same method with Simple Green. When finished removing the stain, wipe away any residue with a little water and a soft cloth.
The Drip Cap
- Forget that that projection screen wasn't a white board? Try using ReMarkable Whiteboard Cleaner.
- When the stain is removed, wipe off residue with water and a soft cloth.
- This product has proven successful at removing a variety of stains, whether you're worried about dry erase ink or any scuff marks on the screen.
- Continue rubbing until the stain is removed.
References
Writer Bio
After spending a lifetime writing as a hobby, Victoria Hatlaban made the decision to write professionally in the beginning of 2010. She is currently editing an aspiring author's novel. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in animation from Savannah College of Art and Design, where she also pursued her writing interest.
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