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Anonymous users2024-01-24It can be washed off with gasoline. Wash with gasoline and then with hot water. Banana water can corrode sofas.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Acrylic doesn't seem to be very easy to clean, if the oil paint has not been used for a long time, you can wash off the pigment with turpentine first, and then wash off the turpentine with laundry soap.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Oil paints can be washed with turpentine! As for acrylic, it doesn't seem to be easy to wash, use the blade to carefully play with it, the characteristic of acrylic is that it doesn't like to fade!
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Anonymous users2024-01-21If you can, you can scrape, if you can't, scrape the thick place and wipe it a few times with high liquor or nail polish remover.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20You can try a 1:3 ratio of nitrate water + water wipe.
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Anonymous users2024-01-191. It can be wiped with volatile oil, and then the residue can be removed with warm washing solution. Wet with solvent gasoline and scrub with a soft brush or rag, then scrub with 10% ammonia or ammonia soap, and finally wipe it clean with warm water.
2. You can also use a soft brush or rag dipped in turpentine or benzene to scrub, then scrub with soap, and finally rinse with water. If you can't wash it off, you can use a mixture of 1:1 turpentine and ether, dip it with a rag and wipe it back and forth for 10 minutes, then take it out after brushing, and then wipe it with gasoline.
If your pants are stained with paint from the sofa, wash them with detergent or use good dish soap and detergent.
If it is freshly made, it can be washed off with water, and if it is acrylic, it can be wiped with a wet towel dipped in turpentine. >>>More
Gouache or acrylic can be deducted directly after drying, what kind of paint are you talking about, oil painting or something else?
The sofa is stained with gouache paint and removed with the following methods: >>>More
Gouache paints are rubbed with water, oil paints are made with turpentine, and acrylic paints are dry.