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[gabumon]

I've never tried it, but I don't see how sunfading would help.  It's pink discoloring on a blue pony... would'nt that just change the pink discoloring to white discoloring... on a blue pony?   perhaps I'm misunderstanding what sunfading actually does. ?

[kittybethy]

I would recommend sunfading! It can work great!

[shiyaria]

I've never tried it, but I don't see how sunfading would help.  It's pink discoloring on a blue pony... would'nt that just change the pink discoloring to white discoloring... on a blue pony?   perhaps I'm misunderstanding what sunfading actually does. ?

I'm not sure exactly how it works either, but this tutorial sunfades a pink pony to get blue/black pen marks off and it seemed to work nicely.
http://mlparena.com/mlp/index.php/topic,288060.msg70470.html#msg70470

[lovesbabysquirmy]

I've never tried it, but I don't see how sunfading would help.  It's pink discoloring on a blue pony... would'nt that just change the pink discoloring to white discoloring... on a blue pony?   perhaps I'm misunderstanding what sunfading actually does. ?

The UV rays in the sunlight will remove the pigment of the pink highlighter sooner than the blue pigment.  That's the theory, anyway.  It involves chemistry to some extent. 

[gabumon]

ah, ok!