Wiil K2R work on nail polish stains on fabric?
1507809
Have not tried it for that. My guess is that it probably won't. We use it mostly for oil and grease stains and other similar things. Maybe "Goof off" or lighter fluid will work.
1507810
I seriously doubt that polish stains will be removed. This product is a white powdery substance, I don't believe it can penetrate nail polish.
1595162
Probably not. Depending on the fabric, you may want to try it with Oxyclean and very hot water, in addition to the soap. If the stain doesn't come out after the first try, do not put garment into dryer, instead, wash it again and again......
918453
If you have already tried rubbing alcohol or acetone nail polish remover (separately, of course) and neither worked, you could give this stuff a try. As suggested, try it on an inconspicuous spot, as the product is strong and could melt the fabric. If it doesn't work on the jersey, you'd at least have it on hand for other tasks. I have used it a lot for removing various gunky substance that don't budge with anything else.
1635788
If you have a piece of leftover flooring try the Goo B Gone on it Another suggestion is to go to Home Depot and inquire I only used the only used the Sticky Paws on fabriccIt did not work any better on fabric
1829454
I suspect that nail polish remover or a touch of polyurethane would work! Happy crafting!
2227208
Chip pieces out with screwdriver & hammer. Continue to break them down. You should then be able make paste as always to remove stains. If you a removing a stain from flat surface, cover with plastic and apply painters blue tape around edges and let sit for 12 hours. Has always worked on even the toughest stains. Sometimes another application is necessary
1979455
I found that it works fairly well! You have to let some stubborn stains and different fabrics sit a little longer or require a 2nd treatment.
410717
My daughter doesn't spit up for this, but she always has stains from other things (strawberries, spaghetti, etc.), and I have found 2 things that have worked and made her clothing look somewhat new (wish I would have known for baby#1)...Oxyclean Max Force Spray works well if sprayed soon after the stain and allowed to soak in. For tougher stains, or stains not treated right away, I used Oxy Clean Baby (the powder) mixed in a bucket of water (cool water) with 2-3 scoops and allow the item to sit for at least a day. Be careful though...some fabrics lose their brightness of color...It works best for things mostly white.
1204865
No. This product stained my clothing when used. Don't buy this product for use on anything!
1630819
Put polish remover on cotton pad and wrap around finger nail and let set a few minutes, polish will come right off..I put 3 or4 cotton pads on at once and hold with fingers and polish comes right off, you just need to let remover set on nail a few minutes, love this polish!!!! Hope this helps, Jan
1871716
Yes, it should work for you. I have used it on the fabric upholstery in my car to remove grease and ink stains. After you clean your upholstery thoroughly, might I suggest that you "seal" it with Scotch Guard. That will help prevent future stains. Good Luck!
1773743
Yes! I have used my dryer with both gelish and shellac polishes with equally good results! Works like charm! :-)
434989
I have not. I'd imagine a warm damp cloth would be best. I'd probably try that before I went to leather cleaner and shoe polish. I've found that the buffing is the most important part for not having the polish rub off on you.
2102216
Sorry for the delay in this response. The polish specifically mentions it can be used on the following laminates or solid countertop materials. One of them is likely yours: Formica, Corian, Swanstone, Wilsonart, Nevamar, Gibraltar, Avonite, Surell, Pionite, Fountainhead.
1304207
No, I made a flawed design and I used polish remover and it worked. You need to scrub it down but it did clear up and painting over it with a new nail color made it look like nothing happened to begin with. You can always just break off that nail and move on to a fresh untouched one if you're not stingy but to answer your question in short, no it won't ruin the product.
1417761
Yes! I use it on any type of stained fabric. I love it! It will often times even take out a stain on an item of clothing that has already been washed! It is excellent on grease stains.
627379
It will stain on the fabric but if it is inside, you don't mind. However this product won't stretch fabric anyway. I used this on my leather flat shoes, it stained inside and did t work still all.