Excerpted from the Nat'l Archives (UK) toolkit:

Blacking/whiting out. Another simple solution is to photocopy the original 
document and use a black marker pen to block out the sensitive material. 
The redacted version should then be photocopied again to produce an access 
version. The further photocopy is necessary as information redacted using 
marker pen can be read when held up to light.

The same process can be employed substituting a good quality correction 
fluid for marker pen. Ensure that no redacted text is visible before 
making the second photocopy, which again is necessary as correction fluid 
can be easily removed.



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