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Postby mcagarate » Wed Jul 18, 2012 11:40 pm

How do I remove Spiderman Web Blaster Web Fluid from a painted wall? My boys were playing with their Spiderman Web Blasters inside and I now have Web Fluid (similar to silly string) stuck on a painted wall. Any suggestions on how to remove it without sanding and repainting? I have tried regular soap and water, all purpose cleaner and a magic eraser with no results. Thanks for your help!
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Postby JoshRode » Fri Jul 20, 2012 11:02 am

I recommend squirting more on all of your walls and calling it a paint effect. Like sponging, or color washing, only probably cheaper. Maybe you'll start a trend. I bet if Trading Spaces was still on, Hildi would be all over that.
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Postby mavrach » Fri Jul 20, 2012 11:17 am

Tell them they'll go blind doing that.
+1. this is very interesting.
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Postby Andrew Forbes » Fri Jul 20, 2012 11:27 am

mavrach wrote:Tell them they'll go blind doing that.

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Postby Movie Mike » Sun Jul 22, 2012 12:17 pm

mcagarate wrote:How do I remove Spiderman Web Blaster Web Fluid from a painted wall? My boys were playing with their Spiderman Web Blasters inside and I now have Web Fluid (similar to silly string) stuck on a painted wall. Any suggestions on how to remove it without sanding and repainting? I have tried regular soap and water, all purpose cleaner and a magic eraser with no results. Thanks for your help!

I'd call the manufacturer as they'd have the best idea on how to remove it safely.
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