Re: Can you remove a small stain from black Organosol paint ?
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01/21/17 01:23 PM
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Picture please. What ever you end up doing, if you rub it too hard it will burnish the spot making it look altered too.
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Re: Can you remove a small stain from black Organosol paint ?
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01/21/17 08:33 PM
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Picture please. What ever you end up doing, if you rub it too hard it will burnish the spot making it look altered too. I cannot get to the car right now, I know this paint is touchy, the spot is small, dime size, very thin light grey, but you can see through to the black paint.
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Re: Can you remove a small stain from black Organosol paint ?
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01/23/17 03:18 PM
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Yeah, organisol (vinyl paint) is not very "tough". Make SURE whatever cleaner you use it doesn't contain any chemical in it that ends in "one" (ketones, like acetone) since those will completely dissolve organisol paint pretty quick. Toluene/xylene/glycol ethers are pretty tough on organisols too. You might be stuck with hot soap & water....."maybe" some type of alcohol (isopropanol, ethanol) but be careful with those too and "test in an inconspicuous area first" just to be sure.
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