How Do You Remove Oil-Based Paint From Carpeting?
Removing oil-based paint from carpeting is dependent upon a few factors, including, but not limited to: Carpet material; condition of the stain; age of the stain; chemical composition of the oil-based paint and identification of solvents recommended for cleaning and thinning it. A Word About Safety: Caution must be practiced when attempting to remove tough stains using harsh and potentially hazardous substances. Always read and follow manufacturers’ labels for safe use and handling of products, tools and equipment. It is important to check what effects a substance might have on carpeting materials, prior to attempting actual stain removal, to be sure no damage is caused by the cleaning process. Removing wet oil-based paint: Removing a recently spilled stain of normal oil-based paint from nylon carpeting is most easily done by immediately daubing or blotting it with a paper towel or rag moistened with the recommended thinning agent for the paint. Do not rub! Oil-based paints usually are
