I can't tell you how many pieces of clothing in our house have been ruined with acrylic paint spills (especially in the case of my kids). Claudine Hellmuth shares a quick method that she says works to remove acrylic paint from clothes about 99% of the time. I like those odds, and will be sure to try this the next time we have a spill!
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Feb 1, 2010 08:00 AM
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Rubbing alcohol also works to removes ink and permanent marker from surfaces like your kitchen counter! Just don't use it on acrylic/plastic surfaces (obviously!) Because just like it removes acrylic paint, it will also eat away at the finish of acrylic surfaces!
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