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I had my place painted by a friend last week and he left the brushes and rollers in the tub. Now there is paint all over the tub which is fiberglass. I had soaked the whole tub with hot water thinking the latex paint will dissolve. No such luck. So the paint must have been semi-gloss. Someone told me to use paint thinner but that could damage the tub.
Help, what is the best way to do this?
Thanks,
Michael from Port Aransas, TX
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RE: Latex Paint Stains In My Tub
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Post By Cassie (Guest Post)
(08/28/2008)
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We used Simple Green concentrate. It works like a charm and does not damage the tub finish.
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RE: Latex Paint Stains In My Tub
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Post By Felicia (Guest Post)
(04/17/2006)
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I used to work at a factory that made rv's. We used acetone to clean them and it didn't damage the fiberglass. Maybe that would work. Good luck
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Post By Amy (Guest Post)
(04/13/2006)
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I just painted my house and got flat paint & semi gloss on my sink and some dishes in the sink. I used a plastic mesh scrubbber to remove the paint and some of it I peeled of with my fingers. We also got paint on our windows and used a razor to peel if off. Hope this helps.
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