Remove Impossible Labels, Easy

[@irene1234]

Applying mayonnaise to the area and letting it sit a few minutes before wiping off also works. Also Acetone does as well.

[@MakeSomething]

But how do I remove the stains from my teeth?

[@SwitchAndLever]

Start with 150 grit sandpaper and work your way progressively at least to 1500 grit, 2500 would be better. Finish it off by chewing 0000 steel wool and rinse with shellack. 9 out of 10 dentists recommend it, it's a fact, I just made it up!

[@MakeSomething]

I think this technique needs a video!

[@SwitchAndLever]

Drunken Woodworker Wow, I'm so glad you volunteered to make a video of the process. Looking forward to it :P

[@Shit_I_Missed.]

Switch & Lever it's on the internet, it must be true!

[@jlco]

"Didn't work for me."

[@joyalgupta]

Highly recommended. Just tried this and got the result i was aiming for. Thank you!

[@SkittleStorm]

Haha this is an amazing video, I bought the same mug for Star Trek reasons and want to get the car logo off too! So specific and perfect thank you!! :D

[@fluffyx7444]

Will this work on a logo on a painted metal too?

[@harleymurray443]

I wonder if baking soda and lemon would work

[@richardr3511]

Can this work on a fire clay bathroom sink? I hate the brand logo on it but branding was fired to the sink itself. I'm hoping this method will rub it off

[@SwitchAndLever]

It will not, that's not printed or painted on top but literally a part of the sink.

[@rachelmaria8665]

I really recommend this to you guys. I tried it for my iphone case and it works!! Thank you so much.

[@LMal]

Is there a way to get the brand name off of a porcelain sink?

[@Marquant]

If you want to remove branding from aluminium, chrome etcetera, i always use lump sugar. No scratches on the actually surface.

[@BlueeeDude]

Will Colgate works?

[@bobbyraise8084]

Works great, thanks

[@tomalcolm]

I was going to rant about how you ruined the Porsche mug, but the final result is actually very nice.

[@jeyavetha2744]

Can we use this method for slippers

[@vishnusrivastava2011]

What was it that you used at last ??

[@empegirl9696]

Question how about on name lebel on protein shakes bottle how to remove it?

[@gabii1268]

does it work on logo at the back of the phone

[@dee_11111]

thank you!! it actually works!

[@zachmacncheese]

+Switch & LeverDoes this method work on Mexican glass coka cola bottles?

[@SwitchAndLever]

+Zach McIntosh No idea I'm afraid, it depends on the print. You'd probably need to use the polish, and not toothpaste, as the polish is a bit more aggressive.

[@YuhBoiJay]

nuke~a~cola

[@YuhBoiJay]

I was doing the same

[@SevenDeMagnus]

Thanks.

[@factitoo5389]

The toothpaste method doesn't work for me on my ceramic cup. I tried THINNER and it works!

[@Mo_msh]

looking for a way to get company labels off acrylic cups. Let me know if you've found a way that doesn't ruin the whole surface! Will definitely use this method on any future ceramic/metal cups!

[@SwitchAndLever]

You can use this method on plastics without ruining it too, the only thing that will happen is that you will polish the plastic if the polishing compound you’re using is a little too aggressive (which is why you should start with toothpaste).

[@ilovenoodles7483]

Also, try using acetone on plastic/acrylic. Test a small spot first because sometimes it can end up looking cloudy

[@sylviawatts2548]

Hi do you know how to remove a label from DVD flims

[@SwitchAndLever]

You cannot. The backside of the label forms a reflective surface which the DVD player needs to be able to read the data on the disc.

[@rajirose7216]

in case of plastic cup with printed photo how to remove it...

[@khaledgm6680]

Great !! The toothpaste Worked amazing for me. The cheaper the toothpaste the better it worked!!

[@nigelharding9223]

i really enjoyed your video of the clamp. What are the plans and dimensions as I would like to make some of these clamps CHOPPER316

[@SwitchAndLever]

If you go to the page for that video (i.e. not this video) and look in the description you can find the full plans. The dimensions of the clamp I made do not match up with the dimensions in the plans however, so you have to adjust that to your own fitting. Thank you!

[@sayonisaha9752]

wow love it

[@joeldezwaan1149]

Are you a star trek fan? 😁 That's one of the mugs from DS9

[@SwitchAndLever]

Yep, that's why I bought it (and why I wanted to remove the Porche). Still, years later, trying to find a light blue one as often used in the Klingon restaurant on DS9.

[@Askjerry]

Ah toothpaste... it does have it's uses. Try using it in your dive mask to keep it from fogging up. (really) Just rinse it pretty good... that mint is rough on the eyes. :-\

[@SwitchAndLever]

Oh wow, I didn't know that. I've only used saliva for that purpose. Thanks for the tip! /Daniel

[@rocctamayo]

askjerry i use dish soap

[@PrimitiveOverland]

What if you just removed a priceless collectable

[@jacobmolina8059]

How about on AirPods

[@tiktokwithsyedabdulbasith4424]

how to remove printed logo on bag like as a school bag or tourist, delivery bag

[@vipink708]

how to remove heat transferred image from the mug

[@teeth4482]

burn mug

[@TheLifeofJenelle]

CLR does the job

[@FredMiller]

Great tip! Thanks for sharing.... Fred

[@SwitchAndLever]

Glad you liked it! Cheers! /Daniel

[@kerin-jadeadlam7097]

It works thanks so much now I love my object more😉😉😉😉😉😄😃😄😃😀😃😄

[@rblukenzie]

just use olive oil it works

[@ryvxzz]

This works

[@vanitakumawat9078]

From phone also

[@sonialoves444]

acetone would’ve worked faster on your mug

[@SwitchAndLever]

Acetone wouldn't have touched that thing even slightly.

[@sonialoves444]

@@SwitchAndLever hmm, okay. i guess i believe you but why not?

[@SwitchAndLever]

@@sonialoves444 acetone is a solvent, it dissolves (some paints, plastics, etc), the "paint" on this is essentially not paint, but a metal deposit. Imagine if you rub a piece of aluminium against the surface of a mug, and it leaves a residue of aluminium on the surface. Would acetone clean it off? No. Same principle holds here, but the deposited residue was made far more elegantly, and in the shape of a sports car.

[@sonialoves444]

@@SwitchAndLever oh i see, i just didn’t realize there were such labels applied to something like a ceramic mug. i thought it was a durable paint of some type. amazing that you removed it with the toothpaste, great hack to know! wish i’d known sooner. thanks for explaining!

[@abetoymachine]

..aint nobody got time fo dat

[@SwitchAndLever]

Yet there's plenty of time to watch videos and comment on them. Haha!

[@not2fast4u2c]

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