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Posted by Norminn on June 9, 2006, 8:43 am
Norminn wrote:
> Dan wrote:
>
>> Painting a window yesterday, I accidentally got a bit of white latex
>> primer on some surrounding trim, light brown stained pine (just stain,
>> no lacquer, etc). (basically, the edge of the brush grazed the trim
>> in one spot, so it's not like a drip that can be easily chipped off.
>> Is there any way to remove this paint, short of sandpaper or a chisel?
>> Tried one of those "Mr. Clean Magic Erasers", NOGO. I'm wondering if
>> there's any solvent that might work?
>>
>> TIA
>>
>> Dan
>
> We have had good luck using Formula 409 but not on unfinished wood. Hot
> soapy water on a rag might do it. Doubt you can get it all without some
> sinking into the unfinished wood. If you have some of the stain, you
> can touch it up.
Try rubbing it off with plastic scrubber first.
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