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Latex Paint Stain on Jeans

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Date: 07/27/2007 Topics: Cleaning > Clothing Stains | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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How do I remove latex paint from jeans?

Annie from Juneau, AK
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By WiFun (1) Contact
This really works! I thought my favorite jeans were ruined. My mom suggest I get some product at a hardware store. I had spilled latex paint on my jeans seven days ago. I was desperate to find an alternate solution so that I could wash my jeans. I would have never thought to use rubbing alcohol. I found it easier to apply and remove the paint with an old tooth brush. Thank you so much for sharing the tip.

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By Sherrie (Guest Post)
I have to say, I am impressed! Just painted our son's room and he got a nice blotch of paint on brand new jeans. Washed the jeans one time and then googled and found your advice. You cannot even see where the paint was now.

Thank you so much and God Bless!

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By sarah (Guest Post)
Thanx so much for your advice!
I spilt bright green paint on my jeans and it dried and the rubbing alcohol took it almost completely off! You can't even tell!

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By Kiran (Guest Post)
I was ready to throw out my favorite pair of light blue jeans that I got white paint on after walking by a wet door, but, after trying the rubbing alcohol on the jeans the paint came right off! Even after I had washed and dried them a few times:)

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By Jennifer (Guest Post)
I got white paint on my jean skirt and tried rubbing alcohol and it worked! No discoloration or fading.

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Request: Latex Paint Spilled on Blue Jeans

Archived on 03/28/2006

My husband spilled some latex paint and it got on my blue jeans. i soaked them in cold water, I blotted. i tried stain remover. I am keeping them wet because I know heat can set the stain more. I'm letting them air dry. I did everything I knew to do, can you help me?

Sweethoney

Answers:

Goof Off

Latex paint will come out with soap and warm water. If it is dry, you can get it out with GOOF OFF , then wash with soap and water until it is clean, do not dry in dryer until it is gone. That will set it in for good.
Jill

Post by ScotFinn

Stiff Scrubbing Brush

Did you scrub them? Just get a stiff scrubbing brush, any detergent/soap and scrub and rinse until gone.

Regards

Jo

Post by Jo Bodey

Rubbing Alcohol

I know this is strange, but my daughter did this to her favorite pair of jeans and she got the paint out with rubbing alcohol. We tried all the above and none worked. I let my daughter work on a pair of my jeans and it worked and didn't do any damage to the jeans. That's how we learn by trying new things.
Good luck,
Wanda

Post by Wanda (Guest Post)

Rubbing Alcohol

I used the rubbing alcohol and the paint came out great. It was a pair of newer jeans. Thanks so much!!

Post by Kelly (Guest Post)

Fixing a Bleached Spot

I have tried this before & it works. I had a white bleach spot on a pair of my blue jeans. I got an blue ink pen & filled in the spot. You couldn't even tell it was ever there. I guess it makes sense that the ink would stay there, since it ALWAYS does, when we DON'T want it to. (lol) I think it would probably work on covering up your paint spot, too.

Post by FrugalFriend

Rubbing Alcohol Worked for Me

I read this after moving a paint can before all the drips were dry and getting latex all over my favorite nylon shorts. Tried the rubbing alcohol. VOILA! Like magic they spots came out. Now I'm trying it on a t-shirt I thought I ruined by painting in it, not as easy... stain is set; I'm saturating it in the rubbing alcohol and letting it sit. If it works, I'll report back. Thanks for the tip it saved me having to replace my shorts!

Post by Suezq (Guest Post)

I helped my boyfriend paint his room and before I knew it I had stained my newest and favorite pair of jeans. I was devastated and even considered cutting them and making them capris but your advice really helped, it completely came off. Thanks a million, you saved my jeans.

By didi.



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Request: Removing Latex Paint from Blue Jeans

Archived on 03/28/2006

Request:

How do I get latex paint off of blue jeans. I tried several different cleaners but still have some on them.

Ginnylee from CA

Answers:

RE: Removing Latex Paint from Blue Jeans

Have you tried using a stiff wire brush?

Post by chickybiker

RE: Removing Latex Paint from Blue Jeans

I put cold water on them, then get a dull butter knife and rub away. It worked good for me.

Post by David

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