Looking at the datasheet, this is basically a water-based latex paint. So M_a_x is right, wash it out with soapy water.
-Blast

Thanks everyone

Since all the brains of ETS are around, let me throw another question from planet Mars . LOL

Opening some books, I sometimes see an empty sheet, with nothing but this phrase written on it :

( This page is intentionally left blank )

Can someone educate me of the purpose of this blank page !

Intended for exlibris, perhaps?

In the front and back the blank pages protect the actual printed part. Books are mostly printed double sided. In the middle of the book the blank page usually is on the back of the page to allow a new chapter to start on the front of a page.

Logical and possible.

Sorry, I wasn't clear enough. This blank page is at the very beginning of the book. Maybe second or third paper in the book.

One thought that crossed my mind was : the page is left for authors who want to sign a copy of the book. But other pages in the beginning of the book aren't exactly full. They have enough space for a signature.

http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2016/11/pages-intentionally-left-blank-say/

Thanks boss !!

I got another no-prep question.
Please bear with me

In MS Word 2010 , where can I find the "AUTO-TEXT" listing

In older versions of Word, I remember a listing of words or phrases that helps the program auto-correct or auto-complete whatever I type. Now, I cannot find the list in Word 2010