Will this remove paint from a bath tub and sink?
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Adam, I have not tried paint removal on porcelain tub or sinks. I looked at the back of the bottle and it did not say anything about not using on porcelain. You may want to contact Soy-Gel to see what they suggest.
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I used mine to remove paint and stain from the patio around our pool. It did an awesome job and depending how much downward pressure you put, will determine how much concrete it removes.
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Not sure I can tell you I used it on my bathtub and had no issues. I also used it on my dishware but it tarnished my dishware and ruined it had to buy new dishware so I would be careful!
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I don't think it will. The Mrs uses a bunch of different type cleaners and I know she likes the bubbles and kaboom. As long as the cleaner is non abrasive, like comet or ajax then it should be ok. Also try and not scrub too hard with some tough scouring pad. It's been a few months since I treated our tub and it's still great.
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Hi JadiNo it won't; use a razorblade scrapper or if your going to wash out the aquarium after then use a Mr. Clean Magic eraser; it will take the hard water stains off guickly. Hope this helps.
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I have not tried this on an acrylic tub but, I have used this with both the blue pad and the bristle brush on my stainless steel sink, tile shower, flat cooktop range, porcelain bathroom sink...all without scratches. I think it might be safe to say it would be fine on an acrylic tub as long as you do not use an abrasive cleanser. I have been happy with my results in using this power scrubber. It has been effective for me and though it is not a miracle worker, it had cut down on "elbow grease" and time spent cleaning.
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Somewhat. You would still need to clear the system with either water or some type of solvent, depending on the type of paint you were using.
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Yes, it does remove scum on tubs -- use a sponge that has a "hard" top. It's one of the few products that really lives up to its name. I've been using it for over 5 years.
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While I cannot guarantee that it will not remove paint, my experience is that it removes very easily...I used it to tape a runner to a floor for a wedding and it did not harm the finish.
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I had no luck with this in my stainless steel sink. It is possible that it will adhere to your tub better, but I am skeptical. On the positive side it isn't that expensive and if it work that's great, if not think of it as an expensive cup of coffee.
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My guess is yes, but I would test it on the paint in another area that is not visible first. I've used it on tree sap on shoes, skin, etc and it removes it beautifully.
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I would test first if you don't want to risk damaging the tub-I don't know how the chemical reaction might work-but this stuff is certainly stronger than Goo Gone. I've easily removed decals and sticker residue with the 3M, where Goo Gone did nothing but make a mess.
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it will, but removing the stuff after it has been painted is much more difficult. most people use water on the acoustic to soften it up so it comes off easy, after it has been painted the water does not absorb as well and the stuff is sealed better so its harder to scrape
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I found hard lime or what ever stains on my sink came off easily with this. It took the stain color away but left some roughness, but after using it several times it took the roughness away also. It also took white water stain off of my black floor tile ( ceramic).
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I don't know that you could apply enough pressure with this to consider it scrubbing. I think it is designed to be a duster, not a scrubber. I would also think paint could be removed if you use water.
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Yes absolutely EcoSolve's Home Strip Paint & Varnish Remover is perfect for safely removing multiple layers of paint from wood and metal surfaces!
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Not sure... it's kind of like a very fine grade "soft soap". Depends on how bad the tub is, if there's any enamel coating left it will probably help but if the enamel shine has been worn almost down to the metal it probably won't yield the results your looking for. Won't make it any worse, though. You could try it on a small spot around the drain and see before trying to do the whole tub.