Hey /diy/ I was wondering if there is a way to remove the ink

Tape over them?

paint over them

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>>1186600
>I just want the boxes blank
>>1186688
>paint over them

>>1186600

just use some nail polish remover. take it right off. totally wont damage the cardboard

>>1186684
>>1186688
>>1186704

thanks, but I'm looking for something like tattoo removal process. Maybe a laser?

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>>1186712
pic related, totally removes markings from cardboard boxes, guaranteed.

You can buy a laser system like you want for the low low price of $500,000 . Also used for removing rust from metal.

>>1186712
>tattoo removal
so tape them with clear tape and pull gently
repeat until the ink layer completely disappears

though painting/taping over or buying a new box is considerably less time consuming

Completely tear down the boxes including the glue. Reassemble them with the printed side facing inward.

>>1186802
When I do this I use hot-melt glue to re-do the short flap that connects the sides into a frame.

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What you wanna do is get ahold of some nanobots. You program them to identify unwanted labels (using neural network machine learning, shouldn't take more than 6-8 years to get the requisite skill and PhD). Then unleash them to dissolve the labels. ez peasy Japanesey.

>bonus if programming bugs lead to grey goo scenario: no one will give a shit anymore about taking labels off your generic sex toy shipping boxes

>>1186814
holyshit this dog is smarter than me