Hello, I painted my walls and got some paint on the sides of my doors. Could this tool remove that paint?
523261
I'm that it's possible, but, unless you have a very gentle touch, you'd probably remove some of the wood, also. There are many products that you could buy to get the job done without it being very costly.
523262
Depends on how large an area you're dealing with. If its rather large, use a manual sander to scrape it and repaint. If it's "bits, drips, and dollops", try a small one first.
2049915
I was able to remove mine from my office wall without a problem. It didn't appear to damage the existing paint or leave residue.
240161
my best guess is no.i would try scraping off as much of the tar substance as possible. i had paint that had been applied to my wall, and i spent a lot of time scraping and sanding it off.
567757
I have had no problem just pulling it off but imagine if it won't pull off you could use a putty knife. Mine did not stain my very light paint but it was only up there for a short while. I think the type of wall covering/paint would determine how to remove any stain if there was one.
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
2078308
Yes! It took off not only the paint but the drywall too! Also chalk really doesn't write on these. I'd advise a real chalkboard.
131662
I have had no problem with it removing paint. Sometimes when removing it a little will stick, but you just use the piece you removed to blot it and it comes right up.
811900
Not sure, but I refinished quantity of four old four panel doors both sides with four layers of old paint on them and I used the whole gallon. I think it depends on what you are removing paint on and how many layers of paint you have to take off. Sorry I could not be more help.
1399353
That should work really well. It's only hard to remove from regular walls with flat paint.
707928
Yes. They easily took enamel paint off my wall when I tried to move them immediatly after applying them.
640066
That will wholly depend on the quality of your paint and drywall. It is the pull style tab. BUt immediately after installing it I attempted to remove mine. There was enough resistance that I thought dammage would occur. I have walls tha thave been professionally painted in 2013. But I did nto wnat to risk it. Also I used Sherwin williams harmony paint. One of their highest quality paints.
552767
I believe you can remove the tape without doing any damage to the paint IF you have a good quality paint and IF the wall was properly cleaned before the paint was applied. Still, I'd use a hair dryer or heat gun(carefully) to remove the tape.
596791
www.goofoffproducts.com has some stuff that will remove paint. Look on their website.
2258280
I'm going to be of no help here, but I'll give it a shot. It pulled the paint right off in the living room where I used flat wall paint. In the kitchen I have a semi gloss and it did not take off the paint. This could also be the cheapness of one paint or the other, or the amount of humidity or dryness in the rooms. Best I can do. Good luck.
169580
Really depends on what you're working on. I can't think of anything this would be my go-to tool for removing paint from.
1399355
You will be able to remove it, but this product works better for holding things to a flat horizontal surface like a shelf. You may want to try mounting putty (http://www.amazon.com/Duck-Removable-Mounting-Poster-1436912/dp/B000BQMFEC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1410305122&sr;=8-1&keywor;ds=wall+tack+putty) that is designed to hold stuff on walls and comes off without loosing paint or leaving residue.
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I would recommend it. It worked well indoors. Use a scraper to remove the paint--metal as its a bit more sturdy. This was quite effective and not nearly as noxious as the chemical paint remover