posted September 02, 2003 09:48 PM
If it's a 3 reflective Lacquer thinner will take it off ...just don't get to carried away...some shake n' shoots will come off with alcohol. The background may be the real problem tho!
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posted September 03, 2003 01:17 AM
If you get it while it's still fairly fresh, Roger's Rapid Remover does a great job. Spray some on a rag & carefully rub the paint off. I wouldn't go near latex with it though. And like the others mentioned, test first.
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posted September 03, 2003 07:16 AM
If you find that this is going to become and ongoing problem, I recommend contacting the customer and offer to cover the signs in tedlar vinyl (for a profit of course). That way, the vandals can spray all they want. The paint will just wipe off.
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