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Removing Nail Polish from a Dolls Face?

My mother has a doll that is at least 50 years old, when I was a little girl I got into my mom's nail polish and decided to paint the doll's eyes and some of her face. What I would like to know is this... Would it be ok to use polish remover on this doll or would it destroy it, and if this would do damage to the doll then is there something out there that I can use to remove it?

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Wendy from Missouri

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June 24, 20040 found this helpful

use nail polish remover

 
September 27, 20210 found this helpful

My family bought me a journey girl doll when I was eight years old but for some reason I put makeup on it so I tried to fix it with nail polish remover and I put it on it's eyes and rubbed it and when I saw I ruined my only doll I ever had and it looks horrible I wish I had another one but my mom said I will never have a doll until I am 18or older because I can't take care of my favorite things so don't put nail polish on your dolls eyes it will turn it into a horrifying mess

 
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January 10, 20240 found this helpful

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By Toni (Guest Post)
June 29, 20040 found this helpful

It all depends what the doll is made out of. If it's a type of rubber or some plastics, it WILL ruin or even melt the doll. If it is a ceramic face & is painted, it will remove the paint. I'm not sure what you could use, but be very careful on your advices.

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Call an antique dealer or a doll club or collector. Nail polish remover will take off even permanent marker, because it has acetone in it, which is a paint remover! Good luck!

 

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