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Exactly what Throwaway197 said, you have to be extremely gentle when rubbing it with a cotton bud, I ended up scrapping half my surname off doing it. The nail varnish remover, it’s literally in the name, removes marks/stains. It will only remove yellowing around the surname/raised text. It has no strengthening abilities. I’ve seen to use a clear coat of nail varnish to put over the surname to make it stronger but it takes away the raised texture and creates a lumpy texture over the surname.Thowaway197 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 08, 2018 10:34 pmNo don't apply the whole card in nail polish remover that would really mess it up. If you want to remove any colour tints from raised text then use a small amount on a cotton bud and gently press and rub on the tints. Don't believe it makes it stronger either but I might be wrong on that