How to Clean Spots and Blemishes off Vinyl Toys with Acetone My Little Pony Restoration Tips Tricks

In this video we cover the use of acetone to clean spots and blemishes from vinyl toys. Acetone works really well with marks made by cosmetics such as nail polish (naturally!), lipstick, and other oily products. It can also remove some markers' scratches like those in the video.

IMPORTANT: Acetone will ERASE EYES AND SYMBOLS, so NEVER use it on them (unless you want to lose them forever). It can also damage vinyl if left on it for long periods of time, make sure you wash the toy regularly between applications with water and soap.

Quick jump to:

- Overview: 0:11
- Applying acetone: 0:21
- 1st round after cleaning: 1:53
- Washing: 2:09
- Applying more acetone: 2:55
- Results: 3:15

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Materials used (Note: As an affiliate, I get a small commission from Amazon if you make a purchase. There's no extra cost for you):

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