It is impossible to remove spray paint without removing the paint it was applied to. Spray paint is a type of paint that adheres to surfaces, and removing it requires removing the paint itself.
Here are some common scenarios and their solutions:
- Removing spray paint from a specific area: You can try using a paint thinner or remover specifically designed for the type of paint you are trying to remove. Be sure to test the remover on an inconspicuous area first to ensure it does not damage the underlying surface.
- Removing spray paint from a delicate surface: If you are dealing with a delicate surface like fabric or wood, you can try using a gentle cleaner or a solvent like acetone. Be sure to test the cleaner or solvent on an inconspicuous area first.
- Removing spray paint from a large area: If you need to remove spray paint from a large area, you may need to use a paint stripper or a sanding tool.
Remember, removing spray paint without removing the paint it was applied to is not possible.
