removing paint from a latex mask

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predman1

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could anyone tell me how to strip paint and sealer from a latex mask? I'm new to this site so work with me. ha
thanks.
 
very awesome, thanks alot! Any advice on which paints and gloss etc. i should use?
 
oven cleaner works great....you just have to watch it so you do not damage the rubber....and then clean with lots of soap and water
 
I know this thread is old, but I have to ask a similar question,

I added acrylic paint on he first layer of my mask, and then inks for the second layer. Is there any special chemical I need to remove it or just soapy water? I don't want to ruin the latex. Thanks :)
 
I would try warm soapy first, but I've heard citrus based cleaners work too.  I've never tried them so can't be sure, but if you do I would wash it with soapy water afterward to be sure it's clean before moving on to painting.

Brian
 
wonko said:
I would try warm soapy first, but I've heard citrus based cleaners work too.  I've never tried them so can't be sure, but if you do I would wash it with soapy water afterward to be sure it's clean before moving on to painting.
 
Brian
Thank you Brian :)
 
XilianX2010 said:
Thank you Brian :)
No problem.  If you use the citrus cleaner, let me know how it works.  I need to strip some paint off and tend to be a bit lazy when it comes to sanding or scrubbing.  :D

Brian
 
wonko said:
No problem.  If you use the citrus cleaner, let me know how it works.  I need to strip some paint off and tend to be a bit lazy when it comes to sanding or scrubbing.  :D

Brian
Well I tried soapy water and it is hard to get that paint off! I had some luck stripping it on the forehead, but I'm letting it soak now in the warm water so the paint can loosen. I tried the citrus cleaner, and saw no difference, but I wonder if it's what I'm scrubbing with. What's the best tool to use for scrubbing the paint off without damaging the latex? The best I had was just a scrubber, but still no luck. A wash cloth a scrubby did very little. Is there a harder scrubber I could use? Or is it a long process to remove paint?
 
ptgreek said:
out of curiosity ..why not just repaint it? you could have just pax based the whole thing and started fresh
I didn't know about PAX paint until know XD i guess I should know how and what to do in case I really need to in the future. I can use pax next time so I know how to do both.

Exactly what is pax?
 
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