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Even though cleaning plastic might not be a hard task, removing crayon stains can be more challenging. With these simple steps you can remove crayon markings from plastic objects.
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Spray the affected plastic with WD-40 or another car part lubricant.
Leave it on for 3 minutes.
Wipe the plastic with a soft cloth.
If any residue remains, wash it off in a circular motion with warm, soapy water and a sponge.
eHow Article: How to Remove Crayon Stains From Plastic
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babykael2006 said
on 1/23/2009 Instead of W-D40 I used Vinylex quick Wipes by Lexol. I found them in the auto department and it worked wonders!!!