How To Get Dried Up Paint Off Of Jeans

How do you get primer out of jeans?

So I was painting a little this morning and got a few small dots of primer on my jeans. Unfortunately I didn't see it till it had dried so I wasn't able to pretreat. It is really easy to see and these are my favorite jeans! Does anyone know how to get primer out? If not I suppose it adds character.

How do I get green acrylic paint out of white jeans?

Things You’ll Need:
2 Tbsp ammonia
2 Tbsp white vinegar
1 Tbsp salt
Sponge
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Laundry Detergent
Water
Wet Vacuum
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Acetone
Goo Off, Goo Gone or Taginator
Step1This process works well on small applications, such as clothing or curtains, and can be done even if the paint is dried. It will work better if the paint is not dry, however.

Mix the ammonia, white vinegar and salt. You can put it in a bowl or a spray bottle—whichever you think will work better for your application. Work the solution into the material with the sponge. Rinse. Repeat until acrylic paint is completely removed. Wash and dry according to manufacturer specifications.

Make not that the ammonia and vinegar can bleach fabrics. If you are concerned with this, water the solution down 3 to 1 with water and let soak several hours between scrubbings.
Step2Many people have experienced paint spills on carpet. If you let it dry, you will not have a good time getting it up. While the paint is wet, suck up as much as you can with the wet vacuum. Then saturate the carpet with a mixture of laundry detergent and water. Scrub any spots that require it. Use the wet vacuum to suck the water out of the carpet again. Repeat this process until you are no longer able to remove paint from the carpet.

Set up as many fans as possible and leave them running for at least 24 hours. This will prevent mold growth under the carpet.

If you let the paint dry, use the same method, however on the first application of detergent and water, let it soak for a couple hours before scrubbing and wet vacuuming the carpet.
Step3For non-sensitive applications, there are several products available. This is for removing paint from concrete, brick, stucco, etc. You can use strait acetone or a number of products such as Goo Off, Goo Gone or Taginator. Follow manufacturer specifications for these products. Chemical products can be very hazardous. An alternative is to sand blast if your surface can take the impact.

How do I get oil paint off clothes?

Fight fire with fire.
You get the oils out of your clothing with oil. That is if it hasn't oxidized yet. If for instance I do get some of my oils on clothing that it isn't supposed to be on I take off the apparel and immediately spot clean it with linseed oil that has a low viscosity. When I am satisfied that I have the majority of it out then I use a more mild oil of even lower viscosity like WD 40 to remove the residual of linseed oil and pigment. After that, I wash the spot in detergent soap to rid the garment of the oil. Detergent soap is designed specifically to remove oils and grease from the dishes, so it works well in cleaning up the oil. Then I put the whole garment in the washer.
It is a long way of doing it but it works without damaging the material, and it is safe to use.
If the paint has already dried then I relegate the garment to the studio as a work shirt or jeans. It's easier to earn the thirty dollars to buy a new garment rather than spend a whole lot of my time cleaning cured paint off of my clothes.