2: to cause differentiation of in the course of development. 3: to discriminate or give expression to a specific difference that distinguishes quickly learned to differentiate sharp pain from dull pain. 4: to cause differentiation in (a specimen for microscopic examination) by staining. 1. intransitive verb.
Dry erase paint allows for a much larger surface at a more affordable price than standard dry erase boards. If you've found it to be more trouble than its worth, or you've simply outgrown it, dry erase paint is easy to remove with a little paint solvent. However, the solvent will also remove the paint below the dry erase paint on the wall. Your best bet is to strip the whole wall and start over with a fresh coat of paint. Strip dry erase paint from the wall once you're done with it.
2. Rinse the brush in the appropriate solvent. It's okay to use the dirty solvent from your painting session. Pour it into a bowl or bucket and gently run your brush back and forth through the solvent to release the paint.You can wipe it along the sides and bottom of the container as well. If you use acrylic (latex), acetone (nail paint remover) or denatured alcohol can be used to save a dried up brush. 2  Simply soak it for a minute or two in acetone, then wash off with soap. 3  Repeat till the bristles are soft and clean. 4  Use tweezers to remove those frizzy hairs on the side.