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Any advice on how to get Revlon Raisin Rage nail enamel out of Gap Old Stone colored Double Button Trouser Cords?
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When it's wet Windex works charms if you let it set for a minute or two. You could still try that route if its dry because its amazing how it works but no guarentee's.
Also, I found a site were some guy swore by some stuff call jinx ink for when the polish has dried. He said he got it online.
If those routes don't work I may have one more idea, I'll have to get back to you on that one though.
have you tried nail polish remover??? gets most of it out...myabe enough so the stain looks normal.
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I blotted it with acetone and soaked it with oxiclean both while scrubbing it with a toothbrush. B's toothbrush. The acetone got a lot of it out, but cannot get the stuff deep in the cords. I'll have to try windex.
Spot shot works well...its a carpet stain remover you can get from just about anywhere its like 3 $ blue arosol can with and orange lid
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