we have an antique crock that someone painted, how to remove the paint without damaging the crock
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If the crock has a shiny surface, it is glazed and any paint remover should be OK. If porous, then use paint remover only if you do not use it for food.
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Run lacquer thinner , mineral spirits or water thru it depending on the paint you used. If not sure use thinner ...it doesn't clog quickly but you can buy replacements. I have not had to...it also should remove and clean with the bristle brush...haven't had to do that either but have painted a lot with no problems.
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I honestly cannot tell you that. But I would try some kind of cooking oil and rub it on with your hand then try a soft cloth to take it off. Let it on for awhile to try and soften the paint.
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If it's dry I used a paint scrapper for excess, small amounts in the brick I was not able to remove. It its still wet or tacky I used a warm rag with dish soap.
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I have done it. I rub it good and rub with a paper towel to season it , stick in a oven and heat it up to season it. I If it gets a spot of rust take the oil and sea salt and rub it good, will remove the rust.
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You could probably get it off with a q-tip and some nail polish remover. It's painted on. It's also easy to take appart, so it you wanted to get the logos off, you could pull it appart before do you don't get liquids in the electricals.
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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.
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I know somebody that removed it from fiberglass - they used a plastic paint scrapper - it took some effort but it did not damage it.May be able to use wd40 or some other adhesive remover to make it easier. I have not tried to remove mine yet and I have a porcelain tub.
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cover it with a towel- then place in boiling water for about 15 mins. use tongs to check that its liquid and to remove - then let cool for a few mins before you use it for heat
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This is a wax product, which means you absolutely *must* remove it before painting.Fortunately, it can be easily removed with mineral spirits.
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Easy, just use the scrubby side of a non-scratching sponge and a little Bar Keepers Friend. Whatever you have burnt on the bottom, or stained it with, will come right off. Bar Keepers Friend is the greatest cleaner and polisher for enameled or stainless steel surfaces ever.
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Since this item is applied using very strong 3M Tape we cannot guarantee that it will not affect the surface paint when removed. Our question is why would you want to remove it?
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Soak in acetone (or similar polish remover) for a minute or so. Rinse with water or wipe with a wet wipe and allow for them to air dry. Do it in a glass dish or similar (I use a shot glass) because acetone can ruin plastics. Also be careful not to fill acetone past the metal part because it will ruin the white paint on the brushes (found out the hard way)
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I sanded down the old RustOleum paint and used IdeaPaint. IdeaPaint works as designed. I've had it for about 18 months now and it still works great.
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Don't use a paint - it might peel off in your food. Just polish them or re-electroplate them with a hobby plating kit.
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Easy. Take something that is soft and plastic and pry gently along the pieces that clasp to it. It won't make any marks if you do it right.
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Take some high grit sandpaper (400 wotked great for me). Wet sand it. Try to remove as much rust as possible. You are going to primer the piece with high heat primer. Worth the investment to do it right.