Though oil paint was once a popular choice for all types of projects, it is now primarily used for art and specialty crafts. Oil paint tends to be thicker and glossier than latex paint, and takes considerably longer to dry.  If you are unsure if you are dealing with an oil paint stain, check the can or tube of paint for the words "oil paint" or "oil-based paint." If the paint can or tube is unavailable, try to remember how you cleaned your brushes or other materials after painting. Did you use water, or was a paint thinner such as turpentine required? If you used turpentine, white spirit or another, similar product, you were most likely using oil paint and can follow the steps below. To remove an oil paint stain you will need to use a chemical paint solvent. There are many products available, and your stain may require a particular cleaner.  Check the paint can for a recommended cleaner. If you are working with specialty craft paint, check an art supply store for a specialized cleaner.  If you cannot find a recommendation for a specific cleaner or if you do not have time to find and purchase a recommended solvent, you can use turpentine or white spirits on most oil-based stains. Distilled turpentine can be purchased at any home improvement or paint store. However, you should never use turpentine on fabrics containing acetate, triacetate or rayon, so be sure to check your garment’s care information before proceeding. Remove your clothing from the warm water, give the stained area one last scrub, and then wash it according to its care directions.
حدد بقع الدهان الزيتي. قرر ما نوع مذيب أو مخفف الدهان الذي سوف تستخدمه. اغسل قطعة الملابس في الغسالة مباشرةً بعد النقع.