How to Remove Paint on Plexiglass
Plexiglass is a type of thermoplastic that looks like glass, but is lighter and less sensitive. If paint accidentally stains your plexiglass, the plexiglass must be cleaned in a special way, as plexiglass can scratch easily. This makes non-abrasive cleaning methods absolutely necessary.
Things You Will Need
- Kerosene
- Rag
- 1 tsp. soap
- 1 cup water
- Bowl
- Sponge
- Paper towel
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Pour a small amount of kerosene onto a rag.
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Rub the rag onto the paint stain until it comes off.
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Mix 1 teaspoon of gentle soap with 1 cup of warm water in a bowl.
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Dip a sponge into the soapy water. Squeeze out the excess moisture.
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Rub the sponge onto the plexiglass to clean off the kerosene.
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Rinse the area with water, and dry it with a paper towel.
The Drip Cap
- Plexiglass is a type of thermoplastic that looks like glass, but is lighter and less sensitive.
- If paint accidentally stains your plexiglass, the plexiglass must be cleaned in a special way, as plexiglass can scratch easily.
- Rub the sponge onto the plexiglass to clean off the kerosene.
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Megan Richardson began her career as a freelance writer and editor in 2009. She has experience in public relations and event planning, and she worked as a writer's assistant to a published author for more than a year. Her work has also appeared in "The Daily Sentinel." Richardson holds a Bachelor of Arts in communication and journalism from Stephen F. Austin State University
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