removal of acrylic paints

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Hi there
i painted my elder daughters wheelchair spoke guards with acrylic paints but she now ants a new design. How can i get the acrylic paint off. The spoke guards are clear plastic underneath the paint and they cost me £50.00 to buy new blank ones. If i can remover the acrylic i can paint them again. i soaked them in soapy water but it didn't do a great deal and i tried to scrape them and ended up with sore wrists!!!!
Heeeeeeelllllllllllp!
lisa :rolleyes:
 
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Hi graceyb13 /Lisa

have you tried nail polish remover on a cloth ....
hope this helps you an your daughter ;)
 
Hi, no i haven't, i will have a go tommorow and let you know how it goes, fingers crossed :eek: :D
 
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Hi, yeo it worked well although it has hurt my wrists doing it!!!!! At least i can paint them again now. She had them in the english flag for the world cup!! Not sure what i will do gthis time, not that i am artistic, just tight!!! Mind you if i buy patterned wheelchair spoke guards they charge you between £50 -£100 for each one!!!!!!! So if you know a good artist with a heart of gold
:rolleyes: :D ;) :LOL: :p ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) ;)
 
graceyb13 /Lisa

Im glad you got sorted , :)

I knew it would be tough going , but you got it done ...lol

£50 -£100 for each one... shocking... OMFG :(

do you get any help with the disabled charities ...
My late lil sis Jan was in a wheel chair an she accessorized her chair ..Bless her :)
 
For future reference brake fluid is great at removing acrylic paint.
 

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