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Tony McDonald
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Good morning,

I have a sign to redo. It's about a 4' x 5' piece of glass with the logo screen printed. I need to remove the screen inks without damaging (scratching or pitting) the glass.

Any ideas,
Thanks

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Camdenton, MO. USA

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Mike Pipes
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A straight edge razor should do it, or even laquer thinner.

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Randy Campbell
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Ease-off oven cleaner will do that easy. [Big Grin]

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Randall Campbell
Randy's Graphics,
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Hamilton Ontario Canada

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Robin Sharrard
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Like Mike says, only keep the area wet with glass cleaner. It will act as a lubricant and prevent scratching as long as you keep a sharp blade at work. Robin

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Robin Sharrard
Sharrard Graphics & Sign
Fallon, Nevada
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