What would be the best and easiest way to remove this type of

Does it have to be perfect looking after?
Either way, some steel wool, some water and some time would do if nothing else. Try acetone or maybe alcohol first, screenprinting inks can sometimes be dissolved even when set. If there does not seem to be a material bonded to the surface then it is likely laser etched, so back to steel wool.

If you work with finer steel wool and then polishing material you should be able to bring the finish back or at least extend the flaw into a larger area that feathers out and becomes unnoticeable.

>>1218738
Thanks anon, I'm gonna try that.

try acetone? or any kind of solvent.

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>>1218732
I don't know it's name in English

>>1218732
That logo is where your 50 bucks went.
You will devalue the object

>>1218775
we call em chore boys

>>1218775
H.R. Puff-n-scuff

>>1218775
Scour pads
Also if OP were to do that, he would be better off using fine steel wool

>>1218732
two seconds on one of these mounted on a bench grinder.
https://www.grainger.com/product/4ZR65&AL!2966!3!166589408842!!!g!104634254997!?gclid=Cj0KCQjwh_bLBRDeARIsAH4ZYENVk34TEnYdqoj4UO8G0UJCQENfV-hOXhhnlTWvP2AwD8eO3cqhpNMaApbBEALw_wcB&cm_mmc=PPC:+Google+PLA?campaignid=719693889&s_kwcid=AL!2966!3!166589408842!!!!104634254997!&ef_id=WLdbGQAAALFuQNGt:20170731002204:s
You're welcome. Oh and put a shot of black in it.

>>1218732
Brass wire brush.

As long as you brush with the grain of the steel, it shouldn't create visible scratches, but will remove the paint.

>>1218776
>use value === exchange value
shiggy

>>1218732
It could be something not dissimilar to toner. See what an overnight soak in acetone does for you.

try lighter fluid if acetone doesnt get it done.

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>>1218901
I cleaned my stove with it, and some pic related. It removed all the labels too unfortunately

>>1219063
$86.55

>>1218738
>>1219086
>>1218901
Will leave visible scratches unless he's able to chuck the bottle up into a lathe or drill press and spin it as he holds the abrasive to the bottle.
if you've ever tried to do a brushed finish on something you'll know the hardest part is keeping the lines straight. Almost impossible by hand, you'll need a fixture of some sort.

>>1218771
>>1219104
>>1219226
Chemicals, maybe, if it's just printed on and not etched.
Oven cleaner > brake cleaner > acetone > lighter fluid = naptha > goo gone > paint thinner etc.

If it's etched into the metal, put a sticker over it.

If it's printed/painted on, the best method would be to shock it off.
Put the entire bottle in a pot of boiling water for about 10-15 minutes, then take it out and immediately put it in ice water for another 10-15 minutes. Take it out, dab it with a towel to dry, rub a piece of blue tape down hard on the logo, peel the tape and logo right off.

This method works, it's free, and you don't have to clean chemicals off of something you plan to drink out of.

>>1219261
Boiling water might ruin it if it is a vacuum thermos.

This thread is a colossal waste of man hours. Fuck the thermos, drink out of it with your hand over the logo. Get a coozi, the end.

>>1218732
Brake fluid. That shit will even remove automotive paint.

>>1218732
literally just acetone and a rag
i wiped grease of my 20oz hydro flask and the logo came right of.

Sugar cube

>>1218775
cybernetic nigger hair

Just stuck a vinyl flag sticker over mine. What a fuckin goofy logo. This guy is right though: >>1218776 it's likely made on the same factory line as your typical $8 Walmart bottle.

>>1219516
depends on the chemistry
dot4 isn't all that great at stripping paint
why don't you try it lol.

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>>1218732
Some nigger boy might work