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removing clothing paint


Question Posted Monday February 8 2010, 7:19 pm

is there ANY way to remove CLOTHING paint from clothes? i know that its meant to be permanent, but i accidentally spilled some on my pants, and i would like to know if these pants have any chance...

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cmccomb answered Tuesday February 9 2010, 11:25 am:
Try GOO GONE that shit removes tar! I would use a little on a inconspicuis area to see how it reacts to your fabric first. Have you called the cleaners they may use something for that. If not then you got a pair of "work pants" for outside.

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