Try heating it up with a blow dryer or heat gun. It should soften the paint so you can scrape it off. If that doesn't work, use a little 100% acetone or denatured alcohol.
Scrape off what you can with something plastic like a credit card. Soak some paper towels with Goof Off. Place over the paint and let it sit for a while to soften the paint. Then just wipe it off. Repeat as necessary.
I feel like I am going to give you an answer from “My big Fat Greek Wedding” but here goes. I use winded. I spray it on and leave for a minute then use a plastic scraper or my fingernail and off it comes.
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Try heating it up with a blow dryer or heat gun. It should soften the paint so you can scrape it off. If that doesn't work, use a little 100% acetone or denatured alcohol.
Scrape off what you can with something plastic like a credit card. Soak some paper towels with Goof Off. Place over the paint and let it sit for a while to soften the paint. Then just wipe it off. Repeat as necessary.
I had good luck using a steam mop. I went over the entire floor
with a bit of extra attention to the spots. No more purple paint,
I probably wouldn't do this on new floors but this house is fifty plus.
Good Luck.
I feel like I am going to give you an answer from “My big Fat Greek Wedding” but here goes. I use winded. I spray it on and leave for a minute then use a plastic scraper or my fingernail and off it comes.
You don't say how much of the floor has paint. Try turpentine on a rag, then the floor lightly.
If it is a small amount try rubbing a small amount of white toothpaste on it then use a plastic scraper