Remove paint from glass

Remove painted logos from glassware easily without dangerous chemicals or scratching the glassware. Clean up old souvenir glassware to use as plain glasses or apply your own designs.

Removing paint on glass can be tough. Learn our tips and tricks to remove stubborn paint stains and why you should NEVER use a razor.

Home Hacks month has inspired us to undo all of the bad DIYs left in our home by previous inhabitants. For example, the 4-foot-long vintage mirror in the bathroom was callously splattered with paint when someone constructed a questionable homemade shelf next to it. Luckily, removing the paint was easy, non-toxic, and didn’t damage the glass at all.MaterialsWhite VinegarWater EquipmentRagSaucepan 1. Boil three tablespoons of white vinegar with three tablespoons of water.2.

How to get paint off glass with removal tips, products to use and ways to remove paint from different glass fixtures without using a razor.

Learn how to use acetone, white vinegar, mineral spirits, and other common household solvents to remove overspray from glass surfaces. All you need is one of these paint remover products, a scraper, and glass cleaner to make the glass shine again. #remove #spray #paint #glass #DIY

Happy Wednesday Tatertot & Jello readers! I always look forward to getting to hang out with you! This month over at Ask Anna I have started a new series: Vinegar Tips & Tricks, 40 Ways in 10 Days, so in the spirit of the new series I thought I’d share a few additional tips with...Read the Post

Whether an accidental splatter on the window or a mason jar crafting re-do, here’s how to quickly remove paint and wipe glass clean.

Follow our quick and easy methods for removing paint from glass for a professional finish on your painting projects time and time again.

Historically speaking, stained glass paint was made using dry glass powder mixed with a binding agent like water, sugar and sometimes vinegar. Today's stained glass paint is made with manufactured chemicals designed to paint on glass, after which a waterproofing layer is applied to seal the glass.

I was so excited to come across this pair of lamps at Goodwill. It's rare to find a pair of lamps that happen to be in good condition and ...