Title: How to Remove Emulsion Paint | eHow
Headings: How to Remove Emulsion Paint
How to Remove Emulsion Paint
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Content: This job can get messy and products you'll be working with may damage a floor's finish. Put on safety goggles to protect your eyes, rubber gloves to protect your hands, and old clothes you don't care about. Open windows for ventilation. Step 2
Wet a paint brush in the paint-removing solution. Apply the product thickly, a section at a time. If you are removing paint from a wall, apply at the top first and work your way down. Advertisement
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Allow at least 30 minutes (or longer, depending on the product you use) for the paint remover to soften the paint. Step 4
Place the scraper blade against one corner of the painted surface and push beneath the paint layers. Keep the scraper as flat against the surface as possible--this helps avoid accidentally gouging the material beneath the paint. Pull the paint off in a strip at a time, if possible--the paint should come off easily.