hey paint people! does it seem reasonable to think that these accidental probably-latex grey can be removed from this without taking out the black paint under it? like, using something mild, like that orange citrus stuff.
it bugs me
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hey paint people! does it seem reasonable to think that these accidental probably-latex grey can be removed from this without taking out the black paint under it? like, using something mild, like that orange citrus stuff.
it bugs me
@pdmckone oo! I did not know that trick, thanks!
@pdmckone OKAY GOOD NEWS
it's surface level, it's just the finish
I've had this stuff I've used on and off (mostly on plastics) that was supposed to repair paint finishes AND IT WORKED THIS TIME :D
(I dug it out to use on the little eye shields because those were kind of semi-opaque)
still real confused why the paint behaved so differently on one part than the other but at least it's something that fixes ^_^
@moira
Test the paint with a paper towel or rag and some rubbing alcohol. If it colours the cloth, it's latex paint, and the rubbing alcohol, with work, will probably remove it without damaging the other paint.
Test the other paint with rubbing alcohol too, just to be certain.