MikeYou wil need to use a stong solvent. I would try going to where they sell paint and find a heavy duty solvent which would be a paint remover. You can use flour as a poultice--On Thu, May 7, 2009 at 6:59 AM, Mike Marsoun <nulifesc@bigpond.com> wrote:
My son decided it would be a good idea to draw something on a friends honed marble floor, magic marker which he thought was erasable ink. I have only made one attempt, lacquer thinner and paper towel poultice. Not much difference. I am still trying to source materials here in Australia, not easy. Help me out here Fred! Is a jar of commercially available poultice any better than a home remedy. What should I try next. I think I could get DE easy enough.
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