How To Remove Old Paint From Trim

When you see any furniture, the most beautiful thing that catches your eye are the beautiful trims. Almost every furniture has ornately and elaborately carved trims. Most often these trims look like photo frames, but the difference is that in furniture the trims catches the eye with their designs, while in a photo frame, the frame is dwarfed by the picture. So, your constant desire is always to keep the trims spick and span. Other than furniture, wood trims in the dashboards of cars sets them a class apart. The first wood trims were used in the 80s by Mercedes-Benz. Since then wood trims have become a standard addition in luxury cars. But, either as furniture or as a style item in your car, have you ever wondered what would happen if the beautiful varnished trim gets spoiled, by paint, for example. Sometimes, you may not even notice the paint until it gets dried up. Then you are faced with the prospect of replacing the trim. This is what many people do, as they don’t know how to get rid of this paint. If you have a painted trim then someday you may also feel the need to spruce it up with a change of color. For this you need to remove the original paint, and to do this without harming the trim, is possible, but under some guidelines. Read below to know more on how you can go about it.