Depending on what type of finish the paint is on, I would suggest using either nail polish remover or a paint thinner/stripper.
Also, depending on how big the area is, etc you could always use a heat gun and very carefully heat the paint and scrape it off with a metal scrapper. You could try a hairdryer also ...however, hi'm not sure it will get hot enough (??)
I was wondering if you could help me with something -- I have an entirely oak kitchen. I know it's the rage now to paint or gel stain cabinets. I've been considering ...
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Dug two white plastic chairs out of a dumpster. Parts of it would not come clean so I purchased that spray paint for plastic (white). I applied several coats. When th...
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If it is wood you can use a paint stripper like citristrip or you can sand it off with a sander.
If it’s plastic or coated metal furniture, try Goo Off or Goo Gone. It will take off latex paint, but probably not enamel spray paint.
50/50 acetone should work too, but keep an eye on the furniture’s finish, as acetone is a solvent.
Hi Becky!
I have used Goo Off and Goo Gone many times, as well as citristrip. They all work very well. Here are some videos for you as well.
https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=How+to+remove+paint+from+an+outdoor+chaise+lounge+easily%3f&qpvt=How+to+remove+paint+from+an+outdoor+chaise+lounge+easily%3f&FORM=VDRE
Depending on what type of finish the paint is on, I would suggest using either nail polish remover or a paint thinner/stripper.
Also, depending on how big the area is, etc you could always use a heat gun and very carefully heat the paint and scrape it off with a metal scrapper. You could try a hairdryer also ...however, hi'm not sure it will get hot enough (??)
If iron, have it sand blsstef.