No, you need to use an Artline 577, 579, 517, 519 or 550A whiteboard marker for the best performance.
Firstly, do not try to remove the stain by washing or rinsing as this will only set the stain in place permanently.
While there are many stain removal products available through commercial outlets, our best advice is to take the shirt to a commercial dry cleaner for the best results.
Dry Cleaners have a wide range of specialised cleaning agents designed for removing all types of stains. Let the cleaner know the type of pen involved so they can use the correct cleaning agents.
You get an Artline "Whiteboard" marker, copy over your text or diagram and then wipe it off with your whiteboard eraser.
But, the best thing to do is buy Artline Whiteboard Cleaner.
Permanent markers are designed to be very difficult to remove. The ease of removing permanent marker ink (from an Artline 70 for example) will depend on the surface marked. If the surface is porous like wood, concrete, cardboard etc. then the ink will soak into the material and will not be removable without causing damage to the surface. If the marker is used on a non-porous surface however like glass, acrylic etc. then by rubbing the mark with eucalyptus oil is should be possible to remove the ink without damaging the surface.
Under normal usage conditions approximately 2 hours. However the Artline "Dry Safe" Whiteboard Marker will last with the cap off for up to 48 hours (in controlled tests).
For general use around the home or in the garden the Artline 780 Garden marker with permanent instant drying ink is ideal.
For longer lasting permanent marking outdoors there is also the Artline 400 Paint Marker series. With pigment based ink, this range of markers with fast drying ink is highly fade and water resistant.
The Artline 750 marker for laundry is specifically designed for this use.
Permanent markers and paint markers.
Artline 250, 725. You can also use the Artline permanent OHP range on photos.
A permanent marker such as the Artline 70