could someone please advice me how to get this off, i have tried a scrapper but no joy
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NEED HELP DOING MY HEAD IN
paint on plastice windows
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gazamids said:could someone please advice me how to get this off, i have tried a scrapper but no joy
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dont ask in here mate they are all nutters
go to P & D forum P M
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poshman said:gazamids said:could someone please advice me how to get this off, i have tried a scrapper but no joy
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dont ask in here mate they are all nutters
What type of paint??? spots/masonry/gloss... if spottled.. try a sharp glass scaper with a stanley blade ...erm gently tho.... if masonry paint soak with a rag and hot water...
calm down ....
i have already tried the glass scraper with stanley blade , i was being idol ,i never put masking tape round the glass part
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I use 'brush cleaner' and it never fails, just put some on the paint, leave for a few mins till it soaks in, and wash off with an old scouring pad, or even scrape it off.
It works with all paint, I know its to clean brushes, but I have used it on loads of different things, and it definately gets the paint off, and wont harm the PVC.
It works with all paint, I know its to clean brushes, but I have used it on loads of different things, and it definately gets the paint off, and wont harm the PVC.
spice said:I use 'brush cleaner' and it never fails, just put some on the paint, leave for a few mins till it soaks in, and wash off with an old scouring pad, or even scrape it off.
It works with all paint, I know its to clean brushes, but I have used it on loads of different things, and it definately gets the paint off, and wont harm the PVC.
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scrape it off wont harm the pvc Hmmmm try cleaning the pvc then looking as it and you will find small scratch marks that will eventually accumulate dirt and then discolour.
Just try a normal solvent product with a clean white cotton cloth, then wipe over, once done wash down with cold water.
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