how do I remove other auyos paint from my paint?
1798247
Depends. If it is a little light overspray from some careless work, you ought to be able to work it out with this product. I have had excellent success with this myself. If someone has actually sprayed auto paint directly on your car, this is not what you want. You need to sand it down, prime, and repaint. You're screwed.
1798248
Do you mean other autos paint? If so you'd need a buffer. The clay works very well on paint that's in good condition. If you do go the buffer route, Griots makes a great one, but it's on the pricey side. You might be better served by taking your car to a body shop and having them do it.
6453
I would use a heat gun with a paint scraper to remove the paint. Do not do this if the paint is lead based. The fumes are toxic. Because you have painted sashes your windows are most likely painted with lead based paint. Sanding will also cause toxic dust particles, too. I would test the paint for lead before proceeding. If your paint is latex based use a heat gun and scraper to remove the paint followed up with medium, then, fine sand paper. The DSC355D1 can sand most of the areas of the sashes with the attachment included. Hand sand hard to reach areas with a small 3M sanding sponge in medium and fine units. Have a professional removal company do this work if the paint is lead based.
1106664
This works on everything. I suggest you put some on a Qtip, roll it on a paper towel to control the amount , swipe it, do not rub..have a polish ready to stop the removal. If it soaks in you will loose paint and have a streak or pit.
1330796
Use a buffer or a file to scatch of the surface a little before soak them with acetone. I am sure it will work
313660
I've never cleaned brushes, but to remove this from copper plates, we use washing soda. Also, LA Awesome removes most acrylic products, along with its intended use to clean dirt, grease and other stuff. It will remove acrylic paint from tables, so try that. Or, washing soda. I use Pledge as a varnish to make printing plates directly or on copper as an acid resist. Like the other reply, if all else fails, ammonia works. I just don't like the smell!
2267113
their tips so if you just paint over them without doing anything its going to look wierd unless you put gel or acrylic over them to even it out. thats what i do
299725
Don't use a paint - it might peel off in your food. Just polish them or re-electroplate them with a hobby plating kit.
741092
I would highly recommend not taking this apart at all. They are made pretty cheap. If you want to get rid of it, I hate it too, then just wrap everything in tape but the top surface and spray with flat black paint.
1099873
Yes, I removed mine last week (for reasons unrelated to the product) and the paint is fine. It is not a reusable product, however.
1976555
You can use oil based paints, stains, etc. however the cleaning of non water based paints is different. See you tube videos on subject.
2022490
You can also try alcohol or nail polish remover. I've had success getting permanent marker off other surfaces (though not a doll but that might work, too) with these things in the past.
1499338
I'm going to guess that the paint was more than a little oxidized when you used the pre-cleaner, and now you have a gooey concoction/mess of dried, oxided paint and remnants of the cleaner. You CAN use "clay" as a clean-up tool, but it's going to be a protracted process. My recommendation is to purchase a gallon can (only qty. available) of either Dupont Prep-Sol or Acryli-Clean DX330. These are automotive paint shop grade degreasers. They will remove all traces of the mess you have, and you can use them for all degreasing/wax/road tar-removal tasks. Both work equally well, so I suggest you purchase by PRICE and AVAILABILITY. Typically, you will need to visit an automotive paint retail outlet/shop. It's worth the effort. You can expect prices to be in the $30-$40/gallon range. Wear nitrile or vinyl (not latex) gloves or your fingers/hands will be de-greased, as well! Good luck.
1850076
Rejex will make getting the bug off much easier. Just use a moist towel or paper product (never ever use a dry towel as it will scratch the paint) and almost anything will come off.
1288308
Can you paint right on them? Then can you use polish remover and start over?
880957
I guess you can just pull them out. Depending on the texture of the wall and qaulity/age of the paint, they may come out clean or take out some part of the paint when you remove them.
1278195
Yes it can be removed in order to paint but you will not be able to reuse it.
583774
I was able to remove the logo with acetone(easy to find in paint remover section), or you could always buy nail polish remover that has added acetone.