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.
Removing Dry Oil-Based Paint. Remove a stain by mixing paint stripper with your absorbent material to make a creamy paste. Apply it to the stain and let it sit for 20 to 30 minutes. Scrape it up with the scraper. Sprinkle an abrasive cleanser over the stain, and scrub it thoroughly with a nylon brush.emoving Wet Oil-Based Paint. Blot as much of the wet paint with the towels as you can without spreading it or rubbing it in. Apply absorbent material to the remaining wet paint---use sawdust, crushed-clay kitty litter or a commercial product bought from a home improvement store. Leave it overnight, then sweep it up.