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  1. Sep 7, 2023 · Dish soap and a safety razor blade can remove fresh or old, dried-on paint. Mix dish soap with warm water until sudsy, and thoroughly wet the window with a sponge or cloth. Hold the razor...

  2. Feb 21, 2018 · Soda blasting literally blasts baking soda at an incredibly high rate and will easily remove paint from old brick, concrete or other surfaces. Soda blasting can even be done on interiors since baking soda is non-toxic (you will definitely have a mess to clean up though).

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    • Mary Marlowe Leverette
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    • Mix Cleaning Solution. Pour at least one quart of water or enough to completely cover the painted metal items into the pot and add one-fourth cup baking soda.
    • Heat Water and Add Hardware. Bring the water to a boil. Using tongs, add the painted items making sure that they do not overlap or touch the sides of the pan.
    • Remove From Heat. Use the tongs to remove the hot items to cool on some newspaper or disposable towels.
    • Scrape Away Excess Paint. When they are cool enough to handle, use an old toothbrush or stiff-bristled brush to remove any paint that remains. You may need to repeat the process with a fresh batch of water and baking soda.
    • Remove all hardware (nails and screws, brackets and doorknobs) from the wood you are going to work on. If there are any nonremovable parts made of anything other than wood, cover them with protective tape.
    • Concentrating on one small section at a time, liberally apply the paint stripper with a paintbrush. Leave the product on the wood for about 20 minutes, or until the paint starts to bubble and peel.
    • Use a paint scraper to take off as much paint as possible from the area where you applied the stripper. Be gentle as you scrape; don’t gouge the wood.
    • After you have worked section by section removing all the paint from the flat portions of the wood, it’s time to address any raised or recessed areas (for example, moldings).
  3. Aug 30, 2023 · Sandpaper (Wet Sanding): For this method, wet sandpaper will be your best friend. Natural Ingredients: If you’re using kitchen tricks, keep vinegar and baking soda on hand. Protective Gear: Safety first! Get gloves, goggles, and a mask to keep you safe. Drop Cloths: Cover the area around the wall to catch any paint bits.

  4. Oct 1, 2023 · Whether you have come to regret a color choice or make a mistake, paint can be stripped off using specialized equipment like a paint scraper, sandpaper, or a heat gun. The method that you use will be based on your budget, the type of wall and paint, and your confidence in handling the tools.

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  5. In some cases, paint stains may seem to be a permanent problem, but fear not—small splatters and large coatings are easier to remove than you’d think! From sanding to scraping to specialty products, there are many methods to try if your first attempt at cleaning old paint is unsuccessful.

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