I have a wood counter base, and I spilled whiteout on how do I get it off?
KM
Spray on some WD-40, let it sit, and scrape off lightly.
I used Goo Gone on my spilled white-out and it worked AMAZINGLY. Just put some on a paper towel or rag and it comes off like magic!
Thank you so much for the solution to my problem! I used WD-40 and it worked like magic.
Thank you! Thank you! I almost had a heart attack when I couldn't get the white off my kids were using from a granite countertop and concrete table. The WD-40 wiped it right off!
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I have a home office and I'd mistakenly grabbed a bottle of White Out thinking it was my Visine eye drops (the bottles were side by side on my desk). I got very distracted just as I was grabbing for my eyedrops. I ended up dumping the whole bottle (yes, the WHOLE bottle) of White out ALL OVER MY FACE, my lips, tongue, teeth, shirt, hands... desk.... computer keyboard, rather putting the Visine eyedrops in my eyes. What a blooming mess! Fortunately, I just missed my eyeball!!! I felt it (what I thought was the Visine) running down my face and wondered why it was so thick. So when I looked in my hands and saw the empty bottle of White Out in one hand and the little brush attached to the top in the other (yes, not unusal because I always hold the top of the Visine bottle in my left hand while I pull my lbottom eyelid down to pour the drops in my eye from the bottle in my right hand)... and felt it running everywhere, I couldn't believe what I'd done!
what is WD 40 and WHERE CAN I GET IT FROM?
My daughter just exploded a bottle of whiteout on her face and on her brand new Radio Head concert t-shirt. The shirt actually looks even cooler. She had to physically scrub the whiteout off of her cheek.
Goobegone works great.
I know this sounds weird but if you just take the non-eraser end of an unsharpened pencil, and just scrap away. It sounds silly but it worked for us and it's very simple and doesn't take long.
wet the spot get something like a napkin or toilet paper then wipe it on the spot then scrap it with your nails or use a eraser a card/credit card of scrape it with scissors basically anything u just gotta wet it
I just spilled white out on my floor I used a eraser it came off like magic
Goo Gone was the easiest way! White out has been sitting and dryed on the desk for months. Put goo gone on a napkin and it wiped off immedietly. Thank YOU!
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Omg, you just saved my beautiful wood dining room table with this WD-40 advice!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
I used nail polish remover, rubbing alcohol, apple cider vinegar and baking soda. Let it sit for 5-10 minutes then vacuum it up. It came right up, no need for WD-40!
Goo gone was a miracle. Wiped right off. Did not damage wood. Thanks!
Thank you! I used a credit card to gently scrap it off my pine table! It worked great! Looks like new!
Thank you so much w40 work perfectly within seconds merry Christmas happy New Year happy Hannukah Happy Kwanzaa
The pink eraser worked great! A white one that is softer did not.
Spilled on my dining room table. Sprayed the surface with WD40. With paper towels and some scrubbing, it cleaned right up.
I used cleaning fluid - spot remover - quite successfully and quickly.
WD40 works! We had a large spill on an end table and we scratched some spots and then sprayed the WD40, let it sit for a minute and scrubbed a little bit and now I don't have to replace an end table - and I don't have to kill my 15 yr old daughter!
Thank you so much. I was reluctant to use WD-40 but omg worked like a charm. I spilled white out on my new desk . An area like 4"x4" and I panicked. Thanks again.
I spilled white from top of end table covered all the way down to wood floor. Spray Goo Gone over the area waited 10 minutes, wipe them all off like you would wipe dust.
Lavender essential oil also works perfectly and there are no toxic fumes. Has to be 100% lavender oil, no other oils mixed in. I wouldn't use it on unfinished wood, as it would leave a grease mark, but I just cleaned a big white-out spill off my finished wood desk and it was effortless.
Lavender oil is a great solvent, removes adhesives, paints--it's what artists used to clean their brushes with before industrial chemicals.
I don't have WD-40
