I had some idiots paint the house, and they managed to splatter paint
on my red brickwork. They powerwashed some of it, but all it did was
spread the mess! Is there any way to cleaning it off without
destroying the brick's grain. Parts that were sanded show up
differently!
I was thinking of using a blow torch, but don't know if that will make
it worse. Any suggestions??

Deodiaus wrote in news:7bbd77fe-bddf-40fe-b6df-
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I had some idiots paint the house, and they managed to splatter paint
on my red brickwork. They powerwashed some of it, but all it did was
spread the mess! Is there any way to cleaning it off without
destroying the brick's grain. Parts that were sanded show up
differently!
I was thinking of using a blow torch, but don't know if that will make
it worse. Any suggestions??


Were they professional idiots or unprofessional idiots?

Professional idiots will have insurance and you can file a claim. With the
latter, well, priced accordingly I would think. References for the latter
were good?

but all it did was
spread the mess!

It was dried but it spread???

Latex, oil based? Paint only, primer, both?

On Apr 29, 9:53*pm, Deodiaus wrote:
I had some idiots paint the house, and they managed to splatter paint
on my red brickwork. *They powerwashed some of it, but all it did was
spread the mess! *Is there any way to cleaning it off without
destroying the brick's grain. *Parts that were sanded show up
differently!
I was thinking of using a blow torch, but don't know if that will make
it worse. *Any suggestions??

Did you pay them, sanding was stupid so is a blow torch. Did you ever
hear of paint remover and a soft brush, I bet they dont have insurance
and you never checked.