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![]() Ever wonder if you have oil or latex on your trim, and doors?
Trick....wash a area with mild soapy rag, let dry. Take a rag with ammonia on it, straight out of bottle, wipe area you cleaned a few wipes with ammonia rag. If paint comes off on rag, you have latex paint on that area, oil paint will not come off on the rag. Ever have a customer complain that when they wipe there walls down, that they wipe paint off their walls? Tell them to stop using a cleaner with ammonia in it, and the paint will stop coming off their trim, and or walls. |
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![]() Scott, your little guy is getting a headache....Looks like he needs a beer brake.
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![]() Goof off for me. I must be dense in that it took me 15 years in business to learn this trick. I never tried amonia - I'll have to give it a try.
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![]() I prefer denatured alcohol for this "trick". I figured all pros did that? With the alcohol I always have it with me as I have brushes for shellac and clean them that way. Ammonia will clean the shellac too I prefer the alcohol smell better!
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