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bommer88	posted on 3rd Aug 10 at 00:00
	quote: Originally posted by Jules S quote: Originally posted by ed Try some Nitromors on a hidden bit. It's safe on wood and is water based so it ought to do no harm and it will strip the paint no problems. But best be safe to start... Dont do that ^^^^ It'll just get very messy and you will have to wash it off...last time I checked water and laminates dont mix. Let alone nitromors mixed in. Buy a filler knife and chip them off. Job done. No offence meant Ed. +1 but if its grained laminate (untreated) try to go with the grain so theres no noticable scraps :) would say thinners but think we no what would happen ;)
neoquip	posted on 2nd Aug 10 at 21:23
	quote: Originally posted by Jules S quote: Originally posted by ed Try some Nitromors on a hidden bit. It's safe on wood and is water based so it ought to do no harm and it will strip the paint no problems. But best be safe to start... Dont do that ^^^^ It'll just get very messy and you will have to wash it off...last time I checked water and laminates dont mix. Let alone nitromors mixed in. Buy a filler knife and chip them off. Job done. No offence meant Ed. yep... wot he said, use a blunt knife and scrape them off... as long as they're spots of paint and not a big spill lol
_Allan_	posted on 2nd Aug 10 at 11:25
	The g/f recently used WD40 to soak in the paint and then used her nails to remove loads of flecks from her sisters bedroom floor. However the paint was only dried on for about 24-48 hours.
ed	posted on 1st Aug 10 at 22:05
	None taken, just a suggestion as mine seems pretty damn tough...
Jules S	posted on 1st Aug 10 at 20:40
	quote: Originally posted by ed Try some Nitromors on a hidden bit. It's safe on wood and is water based so it ought to do no harm and it will strip the paint no problems. But best be safe to start... Dont do that ^^^^ It'll just get very messy and you will have to wash it off...last time I checked water and laminates dont mix. Let alone nitromors mixed in. Buy a filler knife and chip them off. Job done. No offence meant Ed.
ed	posted on 1st Aug 10 at 20:13
	Try some Nitromors on a hidden bit. It's safe on wood and is water based so it ought to do no harm and it will strip the paint no problems. But best be safe to start...
Swiftay	posted on 1st Aug 10 at 20:04
	I've been renovating a house for the last year. Unfortunately several areas of laminate have been splashed with gloss. Can anyone suggest something to remove it?