How do I remove spray paint from a wooden bowl?

Hi Deb Citra-Strip is a "natural" paint stripper that will remove the paint no problem.

I agree. Citristrip is the best to use. Made to remove many layers of paint. If you plan to repaint you can just lightly sand with 220 grit sandpaper. Then paint

Use a mild paint stripper. You might also try mineral spirits. Either way, don't leave on for very long or it will penetrate beyond the paint.

If you used spray paint you could just sand enough to dull it down and then repaint in a different color. Depending on the first color you tried you might want to prime in between coats with a spray primer. The key will be light coats of spray paint. I don't think you would be able to remove the paint using stripper and not do damage to the original finish on the bowl.

sanding will be the only option I am afraid

No matter what you use, the finish will be affected. I would use a product called Citristrip to remove the paint and the refinish.

I have never done it before, but you might try this if one of the above suggestions doesn't work. https://www.hunker.com/13415951/how-to-remove-spray-paint-from-wood

Try a razor blade

Vinegar or sandpaper should work.

Do you want to paint it a different color or do you want it back to its original wood? If you want the wood back, you'll have to sand off the paint :(

You could sand it off or just repaint it something else

Maybe use some kind of paint stripper :)

you have to be careful what you use on it to remove the paint and what paint you use as well if it is something you will be using for food -https://www.oola.com/life-at-home/2456287/how-to-easily-remove-spray-paint-from-almost-any-surface/

Thank you.. this bowl is for decorative purposes only but i will keep this in mind if I should change it up. Thanks for the reminder

Paint stripper is your best option here.

paint thinner