Will it remove the paint off windows
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No, not unless the paint is already loose. I used it around a painted steel patio door all winter. The best weatherstrip I've ever used, but don't expect to open the door or window until the tape is completely removed.
1004470
Yes definitely, do not put on painted doors. It actually took the paint off. Not happy about that.
2127116
Yes, it probably would on the windows, what I found works best is spraying the windows with glass cleaner and just using the squeegee. After a pass take a paper towel to run across the squeegee to remove excess. I use the cloth side for scrubbing other things like inside shower doors.
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No I don't believe so. It does erase small surface scratches, but I found that I had to really scrub the areas to get them to wear off. I noticed that the paste restored a beautiful hard shine to the paint, no damage whatsoever! I would recommend having a lot of clean, dry terry cloths on hand, because when the paste is on the paint, I found that it left a film that I had to constantly go over. Deep scratches I am still skeptical about.
1184714
It can but what works best on windows is one wet microfiber towel followed by a dry microfiber towel. It's excellent for last step on paint.
1732420
It will work on any Windows. With tint you may just need a little extra effort to get it to shatter.
898504
Depending on spray pattern it will take paint off a car wheel. But it was totally my fault. I was trying to get tar off and before I knew it I was down to bare metal. :(
1721053
Hi Susan,I have found that Spray Nine is very effective in removing oil, grease, and oil based grime. I have not used it to clean windows but you could use it to remove the initial grime then use a window cleaner for fine cleaning.Fred
1215894
No because the paint around it is actually faded. From sun, weather, ect. however it will ease the fade, but not totally remove it
1721054
No, and it should NOT be used on windows at all as the product is alkaline and can etch windows. Use it for all your other surfaces instead.
289735
I think once you applied to the window, you could then paint it. I haven't tried this, but I don't see why it wouldn't work and worst case scenario...if it doesn't look good after you paint it, rip it off.
828490
I used this product on my concrete driveway. The product removes caulk well, not sure about paint.
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i called liquid glass themselves about this very question. they said the 'pre-'cleaner' [PC] will remove ONE layer of 'liquid glass' [LG], more than 1 layer will require mineral spirits (too scared to try that!?!. the PC says on the bottle something about removing paint and was hoping it would remove the touch-up paint, i let the PC sit and then buff 3 separate times and didnt see it removing the touch-up paint, said the hell with it and put more LG back on the areas where i used the PC and am now ready to start piling on the LG. i probably should have tried the mineral spirits on the touch-up paint but too worried about what else may happen to the original car paint. (if anyone is interested..... they offer their highest wax for only $12,500!!!!)
166674
It works great removing paint. It peels the paint. Very Strong. Try something else, if is not paint what you are trying to remove...maybe a degreaser...
979810
This is a very powerful stripper so it will probably remove most paints. Be careful because it may also damage the surface under the paint.
1057196
I have used this product to remove many types of stains from grease to ink, however, I have not used it for paint. Sorry I could not be of help.
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I don't see why it wouldn't. It comes with attachments, one which is bristled that may work well on blinds. With the wood ones if they're painted I may be a bit wary to get too close as it may "clean" the paint right off. If used too close on mirror or glass it will crack so it's advised you hold the steam several inches from the surface to more gently steam the grime away - this may be the technique to employ if cleaning painted wood blinds. On metal ones though I'm sure it would do a stellar job. Again, just be careful of your window behind it, especially if it's cold outside. A sharp blast of hot steam on a chilled window does not go over well!