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Posted by Stormin Mormon on November 8, 2009, 9:26 am
A friend of mine was doing some PVC work in his kitchen.
Slopped on the purple primer, and some dropped on the
hardwood floor.
His grand kids love the really kewl colors. But, SWMBO wants
the purple spots out.
He's tried gasoline on a paper towel, or alcohol. I
suggested clear primer, on a paper towel, to redissolve the
purple dye.
What has anyone found to work? Flamethrower is not an option
at this point.
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Posted by dadiOH on November 8, 2009, 9:57 am
Stormin Mormon wrote:
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> A friend of mine was doing some PVC work in his kitchen.
> Slopped on the purple primer, and some dropped on the
> hardwood floor.
> His grand kids love the really kewl colors. But, SWMBO wants
> the purple spots out.
> He's tried gasoline on a paper towel, or alcohol. I
> suggested clear primer, on a paper towel, to redissolve the
> purple dye.
> What has anyone found to work? Flamethrower is not an option
> at this point.
Acetone. Bye bye floor finish.
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Posted by gfretwell on November 8, 2009, 11:35 am
On Sun, 8 Nov 2009 09:26:10 -0500, "Stormin Mormon"
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>A friend of mine was doing some PVC work in his kitchen.
>Slopped on the purple primer, and some dropped on the
>hardwood floor.
>His grand kids love the really kewl colors. But, SWMBO wants
>the purple spots out.
>He's tried gasoline on a paper towel, or alcohol. I
>suggested clear primer, on a paper towel, to redissolve the
>purple dye.
>What has anyone found to work? Flamethrower is not an option
>at this point.
I think he is going to wearing that a while. The dye is formulated not
to come off and the solvent does a great job of cutting through the
finish and penetrating the wood.
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Posted by Stormin Mormon on November 8, 2009, 8:23 pm
I'm sad to read that, but I respect the honest answer.
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On Sun, 8 Nov 2009 09:26:10 -0500, "Stormin Mormon"
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>A friend of mine was doing some PVC work in his kitchen.
>Slopped on the purple primer, and some dropped on the
>hardwood floor.
>His grand kids love the really kewl colors. But, SWMBO
>wants
>the purple spots out.
>He's tried gasoline on a paper towel, or alcohol. I
>suggested clear primer, on a paper towel, to redissolve the
>purple dye.
>What has anyone found to work? Flamethrower is not an
>option
>at this point.
I think he is going to wearing that a while. The dye is
formulated not
to come off and the solvent does a great job of cutting
through the
finish and penetrating the wood.
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Posted by Red Green on November 8, 2009, 1:39 pm
$shb$1@news.eternal-september.org:
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> A friend of mine was doing some PVC work in his kitchen.
> Slopped on the purple primer, and some dropped on the
> hardwood floor.
>
> His grand kids love the really kewl colors. But, SWMBO wants
> the purple spots out.
>
> He's tried gasoline on a paper towel, or alcohol. I
> suggested clear primer, on a paper towel, to redissolve the
> purple dye.
>
> What has anyone found to work? Flamethrower is not an option
> at this point.
>
Based on my limited experience with purple primer the solution is easy -
area rug.
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> Slopped on the purple primer, and some dropped on the
> hardwood floor.
> His grand kids love the really kewl colors. But, SWMBO wants
> the purple spots out.
> He's tried gasoline on a paper towel, or alcohol. I
> suggested clear primer, on a paper towel, to redissolve the
> purple dye.
> What has anyone found to work? Flamethrower is not an option
> at this point.