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1. Get any brand non-acetone nail polish remover. ...

2. Pour some liquid onto a terrycloth towel.

3. Rub very gently to remove spray paint. ...

4. Wash and rinse thoroughly when done.

5. Add a coat of wax after the wash and rinse.

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Clorox and soap

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nitrogen peroxide and bleach

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Triggered

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http://www.projects.juliantrubin.com/science_fair_project/chemistry/graffiti_removal.html

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Soap

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USE STEEL WOOL 💯

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Goof off spray

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Fabulousosa

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alcohol and methylene chloride. You can find methylene chloride at walmart for $8.64

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Hair dye

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You can use steel wood.

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Hair dye

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acetic acid

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Palmolive oxy degreaser

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1. Get any brand non-acetone nail polish remover. ...

2. Pour some liquid onto a terrycloth towel.

3. Rub very gently to remove spray paint. ...

4. Wash and rinse thoroughly when done.

5. Add a coat of wax after the wash and rinse

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Isopropyl alcohol

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Just spray on some water, lightly rub with steel wool (or even heavy duty paper towels) and then wipe clean. You'll want to use rubber gloves and lightly wash the affected area after removing the graffiti.