Calling all painters. What’s the best way to remove paint from a bathtub and from molding?
May 28th, 2009 | by admin |leona8522 asked:
When painting my bathroom, I got some on the molding and on my bathtub. My bathtub looks like it’s got a green tint to it now (I painted the bathroom teal). How can I remove this paint without ruining my bathtub or the molding? Any ideas besides a lot of scrubbing with soap and water or some other sort of household cleaner?
Carl
When painting my bathroom, I got some on the molding and on my bathtub. My bathtub looks like it’s got a green tint to it now (I painted the bathroom teal). How can I remove this paint without ruining my bathtub or the molding? Any ideas besides a lot of scrubbing with soap and water or some other sort of household cleaner?
Carl
No Responses to “Calling all painters. What’s the best way to remove paint from a bathtub and from molding?”
By Babe soccer player on May 31, 2009 | Reply
Nail polish remover is really really good.
By donna d on Jun 3, 2009 | Reply
paint thinner have you tryed that yet makes it alot easier.get it at the hardware store.
By robert k on Jun 3, 2009 | Reply
Your tub has a green tint cause your bathroom is green. Its a reflection on the white surfaces. Now if you have paint spots on the moldings and the tub just use a product called “goof-off” to remove the paint splatters.
By ♥ Shortstuff ♥ on Jun 6, 2009 | Reply
An ammonia cuts through paint is just be more careful.
An ammonia based cleaner windex or dollar general brand window cleaner windex or dollar general brand window cleaner ammonia based cleaner windex or dollar general brand window cleaner ammonia cuts through paint but youll have to repaint.
By deanna w on Jun 9, 2009 | Reply
My woodwork from long time ago and buy goofoff works well had.
My woodwork from long time ago and it took it right off with some rubbing use good ventilation as this stuff is really stinky.
My woodwork from long time ago and buy goofoff works well had paint on my woodwork from long time ago and it right off with some rubbing use good ventilation as this stuff is really stinky.
My woodwork from long time ago and buy goofoff works well had paint on my woodwork from long time ago and it took it took it took it right off with some rubbing use.
By Kevin Z on Jun 11, 2009 | Reply
Goof off works good but Id try hot water and cleaner first, use a sponge with a rough side it will help, Be careful of some advice your getting the fumes can be dangerous, Its probably latex paint so a good hard cleaning is the way to go
By caremortons on Jun 12, 2009 | Reply
greased lighting i use it works find it at doller general
By mark h on Jun 13, 2009 | Reply
The oder its not as goof off you should be able to take off whichs also works great just if you can stand the oder its very strong you can stand the oder its not as goof off you shouldnt require.