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Hi guys, what is the best solution to remove paint from the walls?
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painted walls
Hi guys, what is the best solution to remove paint from the walls?
Thank You
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Re: painted walls
What sort of paint - emulsion?
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Re: painted walls
Get a heat gun and scrape it off.
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emulsion
Yes emulsion
Originally Posted by
grumpygrouter 
What sort of paint - emulsion?
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Re: painted walls
It should be "mechanically removed" i.e. sanded, but I do understand, though I have never tried it, that if you spread some cheap tubbed adhesive over it and leave it for 10mins it scrapes of a treat!
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:) i did that, i thought there are better and easyier ways to do that
i did that, i thought there are better and easyier ways to do that
Originally Posted by
grumpygrouter It should be "mechanically removed" i.e. sanded, but I do understand, though I have never tried it, that if you spread some cheap tubbed adhesive over it and leave it for 10mins it scrapes of a treat!
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