[AKCub]

Well, maybe Dang me as I didn't cover up the wires...


So now I have my networking and audio lines covered in latex paint. All is cosmetic but I would like to remove as much as possible.


Any suggestions for cleanup?


Thanks,


Scott

 

[Remax]

Rubbing alcohol and a rag should take it off.

 

[BIGmouthinDC]

Things I like to have at hand in my workshop. Acetone, Goofoff solvent based, And Goofoff2 which is water based. With those 3 you can pretty much attack anything.

 

[3fingerbrown]

Just my two cents, but I would leave it, life is too short to spend your day scrubbing paint off of wires... but hey, whatever floats your boat.

 

[BIGmouthinDC]

If it takes more than 15 minutes I would be very surprised. Besides what else is there to do before it thaws up there?


Also just checked, it is supposed to snow each of the next 7 days.

 

[AKCub]

Thanks gang,

I had a bottle of iso-alcohol around from some other project and it took it right off with min effort and time.


I wouldn't worry too much about it either if the wiring wasn't exposed.


Stuff to do- Just finished house and have all the low voltage finish work to complete. Let it snow for another month so I can get it all done before the fish start running...

 

[Remax]



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Originally Posted by AKCub /forum/post/18261807


Thanks gang,

I had a bottle of iso-alcohol around from some other project and it took it right off with min effort and time.


I wouldn't worry too much about it either if the wiring wasn't exposed.


Stuff to do- Just finished house and have all the low voltage finish work to complete. Let it snow for another month so I can get it all done before the fish start running...

Since you used my alcohol idea I would love a few lbs of smoked Alaskan Salmon

Haha j/k.