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Saturday, 19 March 2022
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Hello Lana, my assignment for lesson 14.2.
Unfortunately during the back painting the brush has fallen down from my hand, making two black spots. You can see them. I've tried to remove them in every possible way but nothing, I've only cleared the black a little bit. Any suggestion? Thank you for your feedback!
Unfortunately during the back painting the brush has fallen down from my hand, making two black spots. You can see them. I've tried to remove them in every possible way but nothing, I've only cleared the black a little bit. Any suggestion? Thank you for your feedback!
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Well done, accepted.
Unfortunately, acrylic paint, once dry, is very difficult to remove from fabric. We selected stain removers, but even with them this process is complex and lengthy. It seems that the paint goes away more from the fact that we intensively rub it, and not from the exposure to the chemical components of the stain remover. Therefore, if the stain is small, it is easier to mask it when decorating a leotard with crystals.
Unfortunately, acrylic paint, once dry, is very difficult to remove from fabric. We selected stain removers, but even with them this process is complex and lengthy. It seems that the paint goes away more from the fact that we intensively rub it, and not from the exposure to the chemical components of the stain remover. Therefore, if the stain is small, it is easier to mask it when decorating a leotard with crystals.
Accepted Answer
Well done, accepted.
Unfortunately, acrylic paint, once dry, is very difficult to remove from fabric. We selected stain removers, but even with them this process is complex and lengthy. It seems that the paint goes away more from the fact that we intensively rub it, and not from the exposure to the chemical components of the stain remover. Therefore, if the stain is small, it is easier to mask it when decorating a leotard with crystals.
Unfortunately, acrylic paint, once dry, is very difficult to remove from fabric. We selected stain removers, but even with them this process is complex and lengthy. It seems that the paint goes away more from the fact that we intensively rub it, and not from the exposure to the chemical components of the stain remover. Therefore, if the stain is small, it is easier to mask it when decorating a leotard with crystals.
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