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Removing Spray Paint From a 100% Cotton Shirt

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Date: 02/15/2008 Topics: Cleaning > Clothing Stains | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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How do you remove spray paint from 100% cotton shirt that has been washed and dried? Alcohol did not work.

Jeff from Ocala, FL
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By (Guest Post)
Boil it in milk. If it doesn't get off, add acetone.

Posted on 08/27/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Tammy (Guest Post)
You might try a thing called, "goof off." it smells horrible, but takes off lots of things off of lots of different surfaces. Don't know if it works on t-shirts, but you can read the bottle. Good luck.

Posted on 02/18/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

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Other than paint remover or paint thinner, I think it is a 'weekend, wear around the house when doing nasty work shirt' now. Alcohol takes out ink. Now, I do know that vodka takes out paint on a leather jacket. I have done that before. Maybe you just need the vodka and forget about the shirt....?

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By gardenlady58102 (52) Profile Contact
Uh-oh...I think it's a done deal. What you might do at this point, is take the shirt and add more paint here and there to make it look like a design of some type. I've used paper doilies and sprayed over them to get a neat design...hope someone else can offer a better solution :0)
Maggie O in Bloomington, MN

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