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Removing pain from ceramic tiles
t45
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I was wondering if anyone could tell me how to remove satin paint (onecoat) drips from ceramic tiles?
Is it best to gently scrape off rather than use a solvent?
Are there any gentle solvents/paint removers that would not damage the tiles?
Many thanks!
Is it best to gently scrape off rather than use a solvent?
Are there any gentle solvents/paint removers that would not damage the tiles?
Many thanks!
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You might be lucky, if they are shiny tiles, using a blade laying it almost flat to the tile and scrape gently, the paint should flake off. It's normally very difficult to paint a ceramic tile. If it is a non-shiny tile, it might be more difficult and you might have to resort to white spirits or methylated spirits.0
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https://www.diy.com/departments/diall-2-5-tile-glass-scraper/203159_BQ.prd
Probably cheaper virtually anywhere else though
Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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Just use a stanley blade and scrape off the drips.
You don't even have to be that gentle.0
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