Q: My daughter has painted metal chairs in her room. As she has moved the chairs around her room, paint has come off the bottom of the chairs and onto the hard wood floors.
How do I remove the paint marks?
A: You could try mineral spirits and some elbow grease. What are clean up instructions for the paint she used?
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