Paint strippper advice?
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Apply paint stripper over the dried paint stripper. It should soften the original enough for you to remove it all. Then redo the area as you wish. It does not necessarily have to be the same brand of stripper.
Liquid paint stripper solvents will eat right into the gel coat they use on acrylics. Sorry, but you will need to live with it, paint it (which has a very limited life), or replace it. Cultured marble vanity tops can be had inexpensively, or you can upgrade to something fancier. Disaster=opportunity
I wouldnt use a caustic paint stripper on an acrylic surface it will eat through the finish. A link attached with removal info. Hope this helps
https://www.modernbathroom.com/blog/post/2015/05/28/how-to-remove-paint-splatters-from-a-vanity
DON"T USE PAINT STRIPPER! It will destroy the acrylic top. Use Goof Off. Saturate paper towels with it and place over the paint to soften the paint. Wipe off when the paint has softened.
I would call the co. that manufactured the stripper and ask their advice.
Still try Goof Off. You can use a razor scraper and try scraping it off.
scrapers, sandpaper, putty knife, more stripper to soften the dry stripper