Title: How to Remove Emulsion Paint | eHow
Headings: How to Remove Emulsion Paint
How to Remove Emulsion Paint
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Content: 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. Step 5
Dip a clean sponge in a bucket of water. Wipe down the surface to rinse the paint and remover residue from the wall. Some remover products also suggest using soap. Check the label to make certain other steps aren't required for the product you are using. Step 6
Remove the discarded paint from the area.