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gontofe | 18:30 Sat 28th Dec 2002 | How it Works
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How do ink erasers/eradicators work?
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Ink erasers simply rub away the paper ... just a fine layer which takes the ink with it.
00:46 Sun 29th Dec 2002
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No, I mean the type which have an eraser on one end, and a corrector on the other, used for erasing washable blue ink.
16:11 Sun 29th Dec 2002
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You may be thinking of a liquid which basically acts as a bleach. The ink is still there but its colour has been neutralised - a chemically knowledgeable individual could prove this by at least partly reversing the process, but most of the time very little trace will otherwise be visible (doesn't work on anything but white or at least very pale paper).
13:22 Sat 04th Jan 2003

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