Removing Paint On Cabinets

RE: Removing Paint On Cabinets Post By stacy (Guest Post) (10/12/2008) Ammonia or for us ladies, lemon ammonia. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Paint On Cabinets Post by Lynn Beth (462) | (04/24/2008) Contact If the paint is fairly fresh but dry, what I have done is wrap a thin rag around a putty knife or flat screwdriver and GENTLY rub it off. That allows you to get very close to the painted surface and create a neat edge. It won't work if you've let the paint cure too long. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Paint On Cabinets Post by LAnBfflo (17) | (04/22/2008) Contact Test an inconspicuous area, but lighter fluid works. Have you tried just a green scrubby, dish soap and elbow grease? Sometimes that will work. Also, stuff called Goof Off. It's just like the Oops stuff patti mentioned. Good luck! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Paint On Cabinets Post by LAnBfflo (17) | (04/21/2008) Contact Test an inconspicuous area, but lighter fluid works. Have you tried just a green scrubby, dish soap and elbow grease? Sometimes that will work. Also, stuff called Goof Off. It's just like the Oops stuff patti mentioned. Good luck! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Paint On Cabinets Post By bonnie (Guest Post) (04/21/2008) Goo-be gone at wal-mart or WD40 both work great. Worth a try. Good luck. I use it when I paint which is allot. bonie Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Paint On Cabinets Post by patti r (20) | (04/17/2008) Profile | Contact LaVerne, Latex or oil Paint? OOPS sold in most hardware or paint stores removes some latex paints without harming wood finish. patti r Report Spam or Abuse