Will this remove dried on latex paint from door knobs?
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Probably. I found success when you apply goof off and let it sit for a while then apply more.
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The sprayer worked very well with latex solid stain. However I spent a lot of time cleaning sprayer after each use.
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I've used this product on the inside of my cupboard doors and wasn't planning to remove or move it some where else so I really can't answer. Perhaps a not to the manufacturer?
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the answer to your question about the Ettore 50010 is yes if your paint roller has 2 tits on it plus male threads on the end .The reason for the 2 knobs is to keep the roller from unscrewing off. I love mine because I can clean , or should I say wash my windows first , then I attaché my squeegee to finish up the job, and some times I go ahead and us my absorbing rag to reach areas with out a ladder.Hope this helps you!! God Bless.
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Yes latex paint will work fine. The color as delivered is an antique white. Sincerely, Mark - Battic Door Energy
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It did on my exterior doors, but they have 50 years of latex on them. It took off a layer, but not down to bare wood. I just took a sanding block to even out and slapped a fresh coat on. It's not like Gorilla Tape which should be advertised as permanent, but it held up well to Ohio's winter. I bought more and did it again this year.
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We're using it on wood doorframe that one of our cats destroyed. I'm probably not the right person to ask because most of the white paint was scratched off prior to my applying. I did, however repaint and put tape over that without issue.
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No, I haven't. I did use it to remove latex paint from a metal doorsill! It worked great.
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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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www.goofoffproducts.com has some stuff that will remove paint. Look on their website.
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I have not had to but since this is an oil based paint marker I'd be willing to bet paint remover would do it. Might also be able to use Nail polish remover. Just need to be careful as both of these chemicals may damage the thing you painted especially plastics.
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Yes. I painted my oak kitchen cabinets white and they look like they came from the factory that way. After deglossing, I used the sprayer to apply 2 coats of Bullseye 123 primer. Then I applied 2 coats of latex.
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If cabinets are painted, it will take off the paint. I'm not sure what it would do to stained cabinets. I don't recommend it.
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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.
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I would use a heat gun with a paint scraper to remove the paint. Do not do this if the paint is lead based. The fumes are toxic. Because you have painted sashes your windows are most likely painted with lead based paint. Sanding will also cause toxic dust particles, too. I would test the paint for lead before proceeding. If your paint is latex based use a heat gun and scraper to remove the paint followed up with medium, then, fine sand paper. The DSC355D1 can sand most of the areas of the sashes with the attachment included. Hand sand hard to reach areas with a small 3M sanding sponge in medium and fine units. Have a professional removal company do this work if the paint is lead based.
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This product is excellent for removing dried grout. I would suspect the it would also remove epoxy paint unless it is very old.
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I returned the one I bought because it did not spray latex paint very well. I tried everything that was suggested, basically thinning the paint until it was practically water, and still the paint came out onto the test surfaces splotchy and spotted. I think it works better with oil based stains that are not very thick.