How can I remove paint from an old mirror?
Painted over a mirror and would like to remove the paint without damaging the mirror.
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You can use a brand new razor blade to carefully scrape the paint off. Once you get all the paint off it is just a matter of cleaning the mirror with glass cleaner.
Have you tried cleaning it up with some paint thinner?
Hi Jay, Scraping it off carefully with a razor will be the best way. The blade will not damage the mirror and is thin enough to get under the paint and chip it off. When you have it all off you can clean with your favourite glass cleaner. Good luck!
Scrape with a single edge razor.
You can try paint stripper - like Citristrip and then use a razor blade to remove any residue.
I would use acetone, the kind you get from the hardware store. Make sure you do this in a well ventilated area.
You can try a razor blade but be careful not to scratch the mirror.
A razor blade typically gets the job done, or use a bit of warm or hot vinegar to loosen it.