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Permalink Reply by Tim Henderson on April 5, 2014 at 11:10am

Try magic rub eraser! But test it first it depends how glossy the photo is if it will damage it.

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Permalink Reply by Moviefan2k4 on April 5, 2014 at 11:28am

Is there any other way that doesn't have a "maybe" factor?

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Permalink Reply by dexter krieger on April 5, 2014 at 3:27pm

What kind of glossy photo are you talking about? Was the photo professionally developed in a photolab or was it printed from a home/office photo printer?

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Permalink Reply by Moviefan2k4 on April 5, 2014 at 6:06pm

I don;t know; I get all my autographs from conventions, and haven't printed my own yet. When using the Prismacolor Blender Pen on an autograph that had both black and silver Sharpie, I discovered that the Blender also affects the silver, fading it. So, after removing most of the black (there was still a faint outline left), I carefully traced both that and the missing section of silver. Everything matches now, and you'd have to look really close to notice it was fixed. Thankfully, the celebrity signature wasn't touched at all.

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