Please help - remove paint from bathtub

[IE00]

Hello,

Can someone advise how to remove spilt eggshell paint on an acrylic bath?

We had had our bathroom renovated and bought a very expensive freestanding bath. After a few months since our bathroom was renovated, I used the bath for the first time and realised there are very slight spots of paint in the bath. They can't be seen because the paint and bath are white, but it's very uncomfortable when you sit in the bath. The cleaning instructions for the bath state not to use any abrasive cleaners. I tried to scrape it off with an old credit card, which worked for the larger spots, but now the smaller spots are still there and can't be removed with the plastic card.

Any ideas welcome.

 

[sircerebus666]

Nail polish remover works well on plastic , however test on a hidden area first

 

[Jackrae]

If you know the brand of paint I'd suggest you ask the manufacturer

 

[footprints]

Maybe fill with soapy water and leave to soak for a few days.

 

[JohnD]

is it gloss paint or emulsion paint?

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

You could try a bath rubber https://www.google.co.uk/search?sxs...js4Q6VFo#scso=_xRsuXp6jN4vdgQaY-6iYBA54:377.5 try on bit out of site first.

 

[Chud]

I'd speak to the paint manufacturer and the bath manufacturer - then see what options you have - nail polish remover can dull the gloss on acrylic so be careful.

I suspect you're going to have to use something like a plastic/non scratch scouring pad to remove the paint then buff the acrylic with a suitable polish back to a shine.

 

[lostinthelight]

https://www.poolspaforum.com/forum/...ail-polish-marks-from-an-acrylic-spa-surface/

 

[JohnD]

@IE00

is it gloss paint or emulsion paint?

I think he's run away.

 

[IE00]

Thank you, the nail polish remover worked.

 

[opps]

Isopropyl alcohol and meths will also soften waterbased paints.

 

[opps]

They can't be seen because the paint and bath are white, but it's very uncomfortable when you sit in the bath.

Princess and the pea?