
Cherelle asked: How do we remove Damp Seal paint splashes from our enamel bath? My partner painted our bathroom ceiling with Damp Seal paint and a roller. The roller sprayed a fine mist onto everything including the bath, toilet and sink. He didn’t cover the surfaces. I can’t see it, but I can feel it when I run my finger over them. How do we remove it safely from the bath and sink which are made from enamel?
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If your enamel bathroom fixtures, including the sink, toilet, and tub, are sporting an accidental coating of paint, you can use this method to clean up.
You Will Need:
- Mineral spirits
- Scouring pad (not wire)
- Water
- Clean rag
- Rubber gloves
- Eye protection
Steps to Remove the Paint:
- Read and follow all label directions for use of mineral spirits. This includes wearing eye protection, gloves and allowing for adequate ventilation while you work. Use fans if necessary.
- Apply mineral spirits to the surface to be cleaned with the scouring pad.
- Allow just a moment for the mineral spirits to begin work, then scrub the spots with the pad.
- Work your way through the area to be cleaned in small sections. Rinse frequently by wiping with a rag soaked in clean water.
Additional Tips and Advice
- Note that this will not work on painted surfaces, as it removes paint.
- Do not allow mineral spirits to remain on the surface for an extended period of time. You may damage the surface by doing so.
- Don’t be fooled by odorless products. They still emit fumes, so ventilation is required.
- Follow label directions for use, disposal and storage of mineral spirits.
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