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Poster putty removal...WD40?
I have to remove some silly putty type poster adhesive which dried on a
wall. Is WD40 safe to use on latex paint? If not, what could I use? |
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Poster putty removal...WD40?
"O.B. Juan" wrote in message news:enMGg.11863$RQ5.11168@trnddc03... I have to remove some silly putty type poster adhesive which dried on a wall. Is WD40 safe to use on latex paint? If not, what could I use? I use metho. I don't know if it's safe on all paints, but I've never had any trouble. Jen |
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