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Paint removal from carpet - 12-21-2009, 06:54 PM

So... I recently had the "opportunity" to remove dried paint from carpet. (Don't know if it was latex or alkyd). I used a product called "Winning Colours Paint and Stain Remover." (Yes, there is supposed to be a "u" in "Colours.")

Made in Canada as well as the USA. Smells like bananas. Enviro-friendly/sensitive/etc.

Foams a fair bit. Lots of scrubbing (by hand with a brush). Lots of rinsing.

Main point, though, is that it did in fact soften/loosen/emulsify/whatever dried paint and cleaned up a carpet that would likely have had to have been replaced otherwise. I went through about 2 quarts to clean up around 6 square feet of painted carpeting.

Just a bit of info for those of you that may have need of such knowledge for your own livelihood.


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Re: Paint removal from carpet - 12-21-2009, 07:07 PM

Good find BL! Sounds like quite a challenge, and one I luckily haven't encountered. Laughing outloud at the Colours, rumour has it ya'll spell funny up there adding "o"s and "u"s here and there.
   
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Re: Paint removal from carpet - 12-21-2009, 07:16 PM

Cool always nice to have on hand for those jobs that you get like that


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