betty32084

I'm crocheting a little Christmas Village and while blocking the pieces last night, did not realize that some of my straight pins were going to leave rust spots. I was unable to wash these pieces . Went to my desk drawer and drug out the old trusty bottle of White Out. Covered the rust spots beautifully, all I have to do is apply light coat of Mog Podge to the spots. Problem solved. Lesson learned - don't use straight pins you haven't used in years.

QuiltnNan

thanks for the tip. glad you saved your project

JanieH

My den's paneling is painted white. I use white out to touch up spots on it, especially door facings!

Boston1954

Years ago when we bought our first Rottie, the kennel used it to mark the puppies. Until we named him, ours was "Middle of the Back". A neat system.

MargeD

That's a great tip.

ManiacQuilter2

Great tip.

maviskw

When we put white panels in our breezeway, they were nailed on with white coated nails. And what do suppose happened to those white nail heads. They lost their white when they were hammered in. So white-out fixed them.
It's really just paint, and I use it wherever white would look better than the black that I see. It even comes with its own little brush for application.

pojo

Thanks just but 2 bottles of it.