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Lightly sand the paint off of the treated wood. Use a fine abrasive sandpaper and gently rub the painted area back and forth until the paint disappears. Do not sand too hard or you will remove some of the wood underneath.
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Use a brush to apply a 1/16-inch layer of paint stripper to the paint on the treated wood. Paint strippers can be found at hardware or lumber stores.
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Let the paint stripper sit on the paint for 1 to 8 hours or until you see the paint rise. This usually happens within 1 hour. If after 2 hours the paint still hasn't risen, cover the area with a thin plastic sheet and let it sit overnight.
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Remove the risen paint with a rag, a high pressure hose, a vacuum, a brush or a scraper. Whatever method you choose to collect the risen paint, make sure to dispose of it according to government regulations.
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