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Posted by mod_83 20 yrs ago

I'm about to move out of my flat, but blu-tack has left dirty marks on the wall. The wall is painted matt white - how's best to get rid of them? I understand the marks will show through if I just paint over them. Someone suggested pollyfiller of some sort. Would I need some kind of thinner too?

I'm a total amateur so would really appreciate some advice! Thanx guys =o)

Tom

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Claire 20 yrs ago

From Blutack's website:

Sometimes, Blu Tack can leave a faint oily mark that can be easily removed by using

a citrus based stain remover.

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mod_83 20 yrs ago

brilliant claire - thank you! =o)

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