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10-07-2002, 01:53 PM

Use "Xerox toner remove" (or something linke that).
U can't buy it in stores, but you could try and call xerox
about it. It will remove the paint, but NOT ruin or melt
the plastic. We have it at our company, and I once used
it after i made the same mistake like you did

I'll give you the product number tomorrow, k?

Greetings from the Netherlands,
Sinner CRX

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Sorry Mod's, I hit the wrong button

Please be so kind and place this post
into this thread... Thanx in advance.

10-07-2002, 01:53 PM	#9
Sinner CRX Posts: n/a	Solution Use "Xerox toner remove" (or something linke that). U can't buy it in stores, but you could try and call xerox about it. It will remove the paint, but NOT ruin or melt the plastic. We have it at our company, and I once used it after i made the same mistake like you did I'll give you the product number tomorrow, k? Greetings from the Netherlands, Sinner CRX /edit Sorry Mod's, I hit the wrong button Please be so kind and place this post into this thread... Thanx in advance.

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