Removing paint from TREX
Last summer we had the exterior of our house painted by an acquaintance,
who was starting her own house painting company and has since gone out of business. She was rather sloppy and left some paint drippings on our deck, which is made of artificial wood (TREX). What is an effective and inexpensive way of removing the paint drippings? Thanks. |
Removing paint from TREX
On Aug 31, 10:05 am, tenplay wrote:
Last summer we had the exterior of our house painted by an acquaintance, who was starting her own house painting company and has since gone out of business. She was rather sloppy and left some paint drippings on our deck, which is made of artificial wood (TREX). What is an effective and inexpensive way of removing the paint drippings? Thanks. Latex or oil based paint? |
Removing paint from TREX
tenplay wrote:
Last summer we had the exterior of our house painted by an acquaintance, who was starting her own house painting company and has since gone out of business. She was rather sloppy and left some paint drippings on our deck, which is made of artificial wood (TREX). What is an effective and inexpensive way of removing the paint drippings? Thanks. I have no experience with paint removal on Trex, but scrape and sand seems the best.....we have plain Trex and it should weather to the rest of the board after it is sanded. |
Removing paint from TREX
In article , tenplay says...
Last summer we had the exterior of our house painted by an acquaintance, who was starting her own house painting company and has since gone out of business. She was rather sloppy and left some paint drippings on our deck, which is made of artificial wood (TREX). What is an effective and inexpensive way of removing the paint drippings? Thanks. No surprise she went out of business... |
Removing paint from TREX
putty knife. or a razor scraper. it's just paint, not stain, right?
s "tenplay" wrote in message . .. Last summer we had the exterior of our house painted by an acquaintance, who was starting her own house painting company and has since gone out of business. She was rather sloppy and left some paint drippings on our deck, which is made of artificial wood (TREX). What is an effective and inexpensive way of removing the paint drippings? Thanks. |
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