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Old 08-19-2008, 10:08 AM   #99
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dynamike, you might try a hairdryer to dry your paint. Regarding acrylic paint, you wouldn't need any special thinners to remove it, just scrub at it with water. (In fact, it would probably tend to peel off on its own.) Oils are the ones that require turpentine.
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