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    I was unwise enough to try painting the chimney stack over the cold spell and the cold , combined with the rain has left a misty streak of white paint wash down the slates.
    I have tried to wash this off with WD40 as well as thinners but it doesn't seem to work.
    Should I put my hope in the weather to wash it away over the coming months (seeing as how exterior paint is supposed to actually be water soluble)?
    Or will this be a permanent feature unless I do something now?
    What about a wire brush?
    I suppose the area is about 5 foot wide by 10 or 12 feet down to the eaves.

    I did post an earlier thread on this forum and on the subject at
    removing exterior paint from slates
    but as I said I didn't really have any real success with the suggestions and have even managed to make the situation worse in the meantime....

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    Default Re: washy paint stains over the bangor slates

    Haven't read the others but have you tried Nitromorse.

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    Default Re: washy paint stains over the bangor slates

    Check LTP ONLINE
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    Default Re: washy paint stains over the bangor slates

    Tj has it right

    nitromors or its equivelent

    biostrip is good
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