Mr. Clean Magic Eraser- Will it scratch Acrylic?

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I’m positive it’s safe for glass, but never used it on acrylic.

Chime in please if you know for sure.

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It will not, I used it for like 10 years now.
 
I've been using it for the past couple of months and so far, so good. Just be careful not to pick up a grain of sand! I stay away from the bottom edge with the magic erasure and use a credit card down there. No scratches.......yet.
 
Just used it on the glass. Works well. Doesn’t seem to scratch the acrylic either, but I didn’t microscopically examine it. Just looked at it through the light. If it did, it’s extremely minimal. Thx guys!
 

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