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    Posted: 28/December/2007 at 11:44am
Help Guys.
I have some oli based paint to remove from some commercial carpet.

On the label of my paint remover it reads:
"Use of Dry'N Wet Spotter should always be followed with an application of a volatile solvent.

Well I do not have any "Dry Fabric Cleaner"

SO, what the hell else can I use that I might have on me now.

I can not get any dry fab cleaner before the new year.

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splash it is always reccommended to use a VDS after using a NVDS just flush it more thourghly for now then when you get some VDS just apply it to the affected areas.
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is Liqua-Gel (Chemspec citrus solvent) a VDS?

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no I don't think so but I haven't used it for years. I use a citris solve from pro chem. if you could find an odourless paint thinner that would work as a followup for NVDS but the odour from it is the killer.
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Dry 'N Wet Spotter from Chemspec has a deadly odor. They call it banana but I think that was just a bad joke.
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Watch out for delamination when removing paint

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Liqua-Gel claims 90-95% volatile on the MSDS

ps. thanks for the help.
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why bother taking the paint out...LOL

leave it...
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if it's on a CGD be even more careful.
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Originally posted by MR. STEAMER MR. STEAMER wrote:

why bother taking the paint out...LOL

leave it...


You could always paint the rest to match
     

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Kleen Kuip is open today and tomorrow. Lots of VDS and dry solvent in stock. Although paint is broken up into two categories...oil paint and latex paint.

See the Motsenbocker's #4 and #5 for best results.

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Chemspec Dry & Wet spotter and Liquid Gel are not totally evaporative and will both leave a residue.
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Dry Fab is 90% OMS
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It was oil base paint. The painter kicked over a full can then cleaned up what he could. THEN somebody used "fuel" to try to remove the paint. I didnt ask what "fuel" but I suspect he used gasoline! What a disaster it was/is. Already delaminated I believe
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hey kenny can have my avatar...

splash thats what your going to do to the carpet...kill it...

run!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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