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  • Pamela G
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Cleaning & Organization: Does anyone know how to remove existing paint splatters from brick? I have tried everything I know of with no success.

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Cheryl C Bryans Road, MD
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  • Pamela G
    Commented on Apr 02, 2012
    there is always paint stripper.... dab it on with a q-tip and let it loosen it up. Try it on ...»
    a place that isn't noticable first.

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