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1st of all... :boo: :trout:

Unless it's on the screen, get a nice kick-ass sticker, and tell him that he's now a cool guy with nice sticker on his laptop... :whistle: otherwise... I would suggest telling him and pay for the damage!! he he he he :no:

the chances are that the acetone (polish remover) has eaten (or bleached) whatever paint or dye that was covering the plastic.

basically, it's screwed you gotta

A) be honest, hope your mate's ok about it

B) lie, get busted and killed by your mate

C) be honest, see if you can make it up to him and replace whatever bit you killed.

lol thanks for all the help guys... :rolleyes:

... by the way it just a tiny little spot, so i think u guys think this is alot funnier than it actually is...

...and if anyone has any useful suggestions about how to touch up the spot (like that car stuff that blends into dents to match you cars color) or something like that, please post. If not just post about how funny this is, cas it helps alot.

Edited by ck2k01
Hey guys, ive got alittle problem. I was trying to remove some marker from my friends laptop, and I used nail polish remover. Now thers a big white smear over where the marker word had been. Is there any way to remove the nail polish remover stain? Or do i have to paint over it?

It's not a stain. Nail polish remover is nothing more than weak acetone, which melts plastic. The white that you see is where you have melted the plastic of the laptop.

It cannot be restored.

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