Spray WD-40 on it, let it sit for a bit then use something similar to an ice scraper to get it off then clean with soap. If it still doesn't come off, you didn't let the WD-40 sit long enough
If it's just a spot, you could try a plastic scraper. Don't use anything like Goo Gone or Goof off as it can mess up the stainless finish. If the paint is extensive you may need to take it somewhere to be blasted with walnut shells.
You tell it straight, Jennifer from Hutto, Tx. WD40 is good for so much more than oiling hinges. Just be sure to get all the oil drips off whatever job you are doing. ☺️
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Spray WD-40 on it, let it sit for a bit then use something similar to an ice scraper to get it off then clean with soap. If it still doesn't come off, you didn't let the WD-40 sit long enough
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If it's latex paint, I had pretty good luck with KrudKutter on several surfaces.
If it's just a spot, you could try a plastic scraper. Don't use anything like Goo Gone or Goof off as it can mess up the stainless finish. If the paint is extensive you may need to take it somewhere to be blasted with walnut shells.
Try Goof Off
You tell it straight, Jennifer from Hutto, Tx. WD40 is good for so much more than oiling hinges. Just be sure to get all the oil drips off whatever job you are doing. ☺️