The best way to remove White Out from plastic is to use an eraser to rub it off until most of it is gone. This will do minimal damage to the plastic. If you are dealing with a more stubborn stain, you can try using citronella oil in combination with the eraser after removing most of the White Out.
Before using any cleaning agents, test them on a hidden area of the plastic to ensure they do not damage the surface.
Here are some other options for removing White Out from plastic:
- Isopropyl alcohol (90%): Apply it to a slightly abrasive, non-marring cloth and rub the stain.
- Paint thinner: This can be used on hard, color-safe surfaces, but be careful as it can damage some plastics.
- Acetone: This is a powerful solvent and should be used with caution. It can melt some plastics, so test it on a hidden area first.
Remember, the specific method you choose will depend on the type of plastic, the amount of White Out, and the level of damage you are willing to risk.
