[davep]

Going to look at the above mentioned tomorrow (its on the dash too)

Any tips as what to use?   

Ta

Dave

[markpowell]

Dave,
If the interior is cloth try Citrus gel, gluespot or acetone (nail polish remover) should all get results. car interiors are bulletproof dont be scared of causing any damage. If its leather then maybe mossy is the man you need to speak to mate.
mark

[davep]

All i know is that is cloth and an audi a6, already got what you mentioned to try as well as special spotter, any more for any more?

[mark shannon]

Prochem Solvall spotter good on ink

Mark

[Paul Redden Countryfresh]

As mentioned try various solvents and blot with a cloth, may be unsuccessful as marker is 'permanent' wouldn't wet extract as what you see could be the tip of a reservoir of ink and would spread and then it's your problem.

[davep]

Your right, wasn't planning to hwe, just try to exract with paper/terry towel?

[*paul_moss]

Dave if its on the dash ( pvc) should remove with white spirit. If its on the upholstery then fabric restorr will remove with ease or any high ph detergent. The fabric is synthetic and most stains remove easily.
If that doesnt work ( as some markers can be PERMANENT) then try solvent spotter, dwell/rinse.

[Doug Holloway]

Hi Guys

As has been said try your range of solvents, I would expect acetone and isopropanol to work best but as Paul says , white spirit might well be the best.

If the pen is blue or black you may find complete removal impossible.

Cheers

Doug

[davep]

Thanks everyone, will try get some pics up (if it comes off!)

[Bill Robinson]

ive never tried this but i heard hair spray is suposed to be excellant at getting it out
bill
ps i havent got any im bald