Fixing messed up paint jobs

Did you ever spray paint something and you got it on something else? Well, I have. It is amazing how far spray paint can fan out. So you try picking at it or use steel wool or your own method to lean it off.

Look at all the black spray paint that landed on my lamp.

That is how I use to clean those messed up paint jobs until I discovered Krud Kutter.  I was at Home Depot a couple of years ago and managed to get paint on me - checking out some boo boo paints.(The ones where they mixed the wrong color and now are cheap) The guy who worked there sprayed Krud Kutter on my hands and poof, it was gone.  Needless to say , I bought some for myself. This is not a paid post, I just love this stuff and wanted to pass it along to you.

Originally, I used it just to clean my hands. Then one day, I got paint on some trim that I thought we were taking down, turned out we didn't. I tried several products with no success, and then remembered the Krud Kutter. It took it all off. From then on, it was my go to product when I paint.

So the other day, I was spray painting parts of a lamp. I had taped everything off well and it went fine. When it was dry, I took off the stuff that protected the other parts.

That was a mistake, since I decided to quickly spray paint some small pumpkins. What I didn't realize is how far the spray can carry.  I went to take the lamp inside and noticed the black paint flecks on the white parts. Oh, yuck!!

                    I sprayed it with Krud Kutter and it all come off. It is a little hard to see, very overcast today.

On another piece, a table top, I wanted to put strips on the top. Not sure if my tape was old or my paint, but it was a mess. I hated it. 

Now what. I tried to touch it up but that didn't work. I slept on it and remembered the Krud Kutter. I sprayed it on and rubbed the paint. 

It broke up the paint.

 It came off. There was a slight cast, but I went back and sanded the top and it was fine.

 Once it was sanded, no sign of the stripes. Yeah!!

So the next time you paint something and you don 't like the outcome, or paint something by mistake, like me, try Krud Kutter.

It is still great for your hands too.

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