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Feb 22 2010 06:39am
I've accedently spilled some white paint on my leather-bracelet..
I rubbed most of it off, but theres still some on it.

Any easy way to get it of?
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Feb 23 2010 12:18am
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Feb 23 2010 01:03am
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Feb 23 2010 01:59am
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Feb 23 2010 03:16am
Quote (Gryph @ Feb 23 2010 07:59am)
Grenades


Thx!
Afk

Quote (Touch_It @ Feb 23 2010 07:03am)
hydrogen fluoride


Whats that? :huh:
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Feb 23 2010 03:32am
Quote (xz-master @ Feb 23 2010 03:16am)
Thx!
Afk



Whats that? :huh:


acid lol.... -.-
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Feb 23 2010 03:37am
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acid lol.... -.-


You sure that'll work?

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Feb 23 2010 03:38am
edit: whops

This post was edited by xz-master on Feb 23 2010 03:38am
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Feb 23 2010 03:50am
take a sharp instrument, like say an exacto knife and a magnifying glass, and carefully scratch (not slice!) away the paint flakes from the surface of the leather
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Feb 23 2010 03:52am
Quote (Azrad @ Feb 23 2010 09:50am)
take a sharp instrument, like say an exacto knife and a magnifying glass, and carefully scratch (not slice!) away the paint flakes from the surface of the leather


Hm, i'll give that a try.
Thx
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