LucasB 196 September 6, 2018 Share September 6, 2018 So today was the first day of school, so I decided to bring my Dashie along. I put her in my backpack, but when I got home I realized some of the black stuff on my backpack had rubbed off on her plastic nose and ears. I'm wondering how to fix it without damaging the eyes and painting that's on her body, I tried soap but that didn't work. I'm so sorry Dashie Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fhaolan 4,484 September 6, 2018 Share September 6, 2018 If it's black ink from something like a sharpie pen... believe it or not benzoyl peroxide (the usual active ingredient in acne cream) should clear that up. If it's more stubborn than that, then goo-gone. However, always test any chemical cleaner on the bottom of the figure's foot first, to make sure it doesn't take the colour right out. Some cleaners have a touch of bleach or other nastiness in it that will leach the color right off a figure. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SharpWit 2,716 September 6, 2018 Share September 6, 2018 I would suggest rubbing alcohol or ammonia if you have any lying around. Just try not to breath in the fumes. If that's not some sort of ink though then it looks like it's on their pretty good. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Khoufu 43 September 16, 2018 Share September 16, 2018 Idk about g4 but in general, acne cream is a big no-no on ponies. It may fix the problem at first but the active ingredient will remain and can cause more damage even after its cleaned off of the surface. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Midnight Solace 5,132 October 31, 2018 Share October 31, 2018 Oh no! Poor Dashie! One time I brought my Twily plush to class and the kids started throwing her around. I feel you bro. ~Twilight x Midnight~ Ask Midnight I'm not a bad pony... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dank Pony Child 513 March 7, 2020 Share March 7, 2020 Happened to me exactly like that once. It took two days of tedious scrubbing with soap and water, but eventually most of it came off. The rest disappeared after a month or two. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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