Heres an example:
Before:
http://www.picturepush.com/public/996214

After:
http://www.picturepush.com/public/996216


There a very faint black marks on the second photo as i rushed through it and didnt do it carefully (as it was just an example to show you alchol works.

But if done carefully it can look like perfect:

Danielle Lloyd signed photo, orginally with personalization 'To Jason" but I rubbed it off carefully as I decided to sell it:

http://jasonw.picturepush.com/album/27061/996217/Autographs-For-Trade/Danielle-Lloyd-Signed-Photo.html

Jason 8)

alcohol works for me
jason

[quote="James"]I have found, on only particular photos, not sure what the technical term is, that a wipable whiteboard makrker works.[/quote]

Well, whiteboard markers do work on getting permanent markers off whiteboards {up}

I haven't tried removing ink off photos, but good luck on finding a suitable method mymymy.

nowandagain [rockon]

Cheers James. I will test this out on a sample photo too.

I have found, on only particular photos, not sure what the technical term is, that a wipable whiteboard makrker works.

cheers guys {thumb2} . Will let you know how I get on

mymymy : It should be available at pharmacies and supermarkets {up}

hi yeah any lynx will do

i have done it many time just remember dont do it too hard and its better to do it in a circular motion (well i find it is anyway)

thank you both : i will test both products on a sample photo - not even going to touch the one I am hoping to get as I would rather keep the personilazation that ruin the photo completely. I will then go from there.

terrylewis4: is this any Lynx deodrant do you know?


Shambler: do you know where i can buy isopropyl alcohol ?

thanks again

hi if the photo is a professional printed photo (not printed using a home inkjet) then if you spray a cotton bud with lynx (axe) deoderent you can use this to remove the permant marker.

do not spay directly on to the photo as this will ruin it.

dont rub the cotton bud on the proto too hard as this will damage the image, take you time and it will be fine.

might be worth trying a small area first as not to damage the image

you can also try nail varnish remover but this is harsher on the image so becareful

hope this help