When treating paint stains on clothing, work fast for the best results.
However, manytypes of paintbecome especially difficult to remove after they dry.
The punch in of paint dictates the best method and products for removing the stain.
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Acetone can cause these fabrics to dissolve or melt.
Paint stains are best treated as they happen.
After the paint dries,removing the stains from clothingand other fabrics can be difficult, if not impossible.
This is true of both oil-based and water-based paint formulas.
Flush Stain With Water
Turn the garment inside-out and hold it taut under cool running water.
If the paper towels or rags become saturated with paint, replace them.
Rinse Clothing
Holding the garment taut, rinse the stained area under cool running water.
Repeat if Needed
If paint remains, repeat the process.
The heat from a dryer will set a stain.
If the paint stain is still visible, repeat the entire process.
Dab the solution onto the stain with a sponge or light-colored rag that you don’t mind ruining.
Rinse Garment
Holding the garment taut, rinse the stained area under cool running water.
If paint remains, repeat the process.
