Removing paint from stone veneer
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02-24-17, 03:12 PM
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Removing paint from stone veneer
Hi all,
I bought a home that had some paint run from the shutters to the stone veneer. It was vacant for a while so it's been on there for years as far as I know. Anyone know how to get this off? Thanks!
I bought a home that had some paint run from the shutters to the stone veneer. It was vacant for a while so it's been on there for years as far as I know. Anyone know how to get this off? Thanks!
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#2
02-24-17, 03:17 PM
Welcome to the forums!
Denatured alcohol will dissolve dried latex paint, a stronger solvent would be needed for oil base. I'd suggest chipping/scraping off what you can first.
Denatured alcohol will dissolve dried latex paint, a stronger solvent would be needed for oil base. I'd suggest chipping/scraping off what you can first.
#4
02-25-17, 04:19 AM
Both 'goof off' and 'oops' will work on latex paints and while you could buy a smaller container than the quart/gallon of denatured alcohol, same size containers - denatured alcohol is cheaper.
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