Material Facts: India Ink

Fact:

As everyone should know by now, India Ink can have its light side and dark side. The light side is if it's used properly, then the matieral itself creates funomenal results. How do you think some of the masters of art got noticed?

There is a good thing and bad thing about India Ink being perminate. The good thing is that once it dries, you CANNOT erase it! It won't come off! The bad thing is if you messed up or made an error, again you CANNOT erase it once it dries. Whatever mark you create is going to be there for the rest of its days.

Now, let me say this, it does have an evil side to it as well. When I say evil, I mean EVIL!!!! Okay, this evil side is when it gets on any of your good clothes, then say goodbye to them because once it dries on your clothes, they are forever ruined!!!!!!

I recently discovered that there is only ONE WAY to remove India Ink and I do mean only ONE!!!!! In order to remove at least half of it, you MUST stop what you're doing right then and there. After you get a clean peiece of clothing on, put the piece of clothing under some hot water where the spot(s) is. Then take the "Spray & Wash with Reslove Power" spray and spray some on the spot(s). Now, DO NOT RUB IT!!!!!!! If you do, IT WILL SMEAR AND MAKE IT WORSE!!!!!! Okay, once the spray is there, take your fingernails (thumbnail would be best) and go up and down hard to remove at least half of it. Once a good amount of it is off, then wash it and then dry it. After it's dry, then take a look if it worked.

Again, this is the ONLY way to remove it, if you don't have any "Spray & Wash with Resolve Power" then get some.

Tip:
Find an old peice of clothing that you're willing to sacrifice in the name of art. Trust me, you'll be glad you did.