Will this remove paint from pebbled glass?
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Hi Sharon, I never used it on pebbled glass. But it's a paint stripper I wouldn't see why it wouldn't work. I used it to take spray paint off of trees and it worked very well. Plus it's an eco-friendly product.
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I have used Soygel to remove paint from "modern" glass. If you are referring to glass that was poured and cut to size, it WILL loosen the paint to an almost liquid state, but the uneven surface makes it difficult to remove it unless you really soak it with the Soygel. At that point, you would wipe it off, not scrape it with any kind of damaging tools or scrapers. It there are lots of layers, use lots of paper towels and be patient and apply as needed.
1102919
This product will remove superficial scratches on the surface of glass. If you can run your fingernail across the glass and it catches on the scratch this product will not remove those scratches.
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The label says "Painter's Best Friend" and then below that says "Removes dried latex paint, oil based paint splatters, caulk and wallpaper adhesive." I have never tried it on any of those and would have to agree with D. Lee's skepticism regarding older dried paint of either kind. You may need to resort to the classic solution of scrape, sand, and repaint.Good luck!
985149
This may diminish the scratches but does not remove any metal. I use for very old glassware to remove lime deposits but leaves the glassware sparkling!
602506
If the crock has a shiny surface, it is glazed and any paint remover should be OK. If porous, then use paint remover only if you do not use it for food.
930387
I used it to remove some foam tape residue that was left when the side moulding was removed on my car. It didn't damage the paint on the car. I would try a small place on the leg of the table or under the top to be sure that it doesn't soften the dried finish before I would use it on the top.
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Etched glass: I believe it would work very well. I have used it on several surfaces- wood, plastic & metal. it does need a texture to 'catch' the pigment but etched glass would be just fine. For instance, sanded wood was still rough enough to 'take'. As for permanent... yes. You could clean it off with a solvent, but I would consider it permanent. Especially in etched glass, it would be nearly impossible to remove it from the sanded texture. This product is like a metallic ointment, almost. After you dab it onto the surface, you buff it a little and it begins to shine. It is not a raised texture like paint or even gold leaf, it is an extremely thin pigment that pretty much becomes part of the product it is on. For this reason, I dab it onto a clean cloth and then dab the cloth onto the project. It is very easy to work with and looks very professional.
1000769
This product contains acetone and will strip paints. Depending on the resin used for the fiberglass it may also soften the polymer matrix.
898504
Depending on spray pattern it will take paint off a car wheel. But it was totally my fault. I was trying to get tar off and before I knew it I was down to bare metal. :(
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I believe it may leave some residue, but that can be removed with a little cooking oil, I think. I wouldn't try this on anything painted--the paint will rip right off.
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This is a great glass cleaner, but it is not a lime and scale remover. So if you have hard water and mineral deposits, this probably won't do the job. But if you want clean glass, this is the best stuff I have found.
187660
My guess is that while it would paint well onto the glass that it would peel off very easily. I'm not sure that I would recommend it for glass
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I would say no. My sister gave me several paintbrushes she had previously used for nail polish, and this did not remove an appreciable amount no matter what I did. It did, however, cut through old paint deposits she had not properly removed prior to using them for her nails.
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No. I dont think it will it wont even remove from paint so I have found so far
1397486
This is not paint. It is pigment that you mix with a clear paint like "clear polycrylic". I tested the pigment mixed with minwax water based polycrylic protective finish 'clear satin' on wood, acrylic plastic, glossy photo paper, metal and a smooth pebble but I did not test on glass. If the clear paint you mix the pigment with works on glass then yes it will work on glass. The minwax that I used was meant to protect wood finishes but worked great on acrylic plastic and the other materials I tested on.
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I am pretty sure it will do the job. I have polished well over 21 sq. ft. in aquarium panels. I usually wet the glass and put some polish on a cutting pad and then lightly spread some over the glass. I have a variable speed polisher and use around 2500 rpm. If the surface is clean with no scratches, a fine polishing pad should work great. Just take your time.
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This product is excellent for removing dried grout. I would suspect the it would also remove epoxy paint unless it is very old.