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12-29-02, 06:22 PM

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removing paint droplets from door trim

What's the best way to remove dried paint droplets from wood door trim without removing/lightening stain?

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12-29-02, 07:58 PM

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Might get better answers in the Paint forum. This is really a question more in their field. Maybe soften the paint with a thinner or paint remover and scrap it off with a razor blade.

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