How do I get it out????How do I get gloss paint out of dog fur...?
Lol they always pick the time when youre decorating to lie against the walls. If its just a little i would cut it out, but try bathiing them first and see if that helps. Also try brushing them with a rubber curry brush it should rub the paint out.How do I get gloss paint out of dog fur...?
The safest thing to do is gently/carefully cut it out. I don't advise the use of white spirit,(turpentine) as this may cause harm to your dogs.
try petroleum jelly or some other oil based lubricant, or just plain soap and water.
Hmmm, their hair will most likely be too short to cut. Let it grow out.
Shave his hair unfortunately...it'll grow back again.
Cut it out, don't worry fur grows back
Cut the fur off - sorry, but it's better than using thinners or turps on your dog.
At least the fur will grow back.
You can use turpintine. But use it with caution. Do it in a well ventilated area. Take some on an washcloth and rub it out. Make sure when your done you give your dog a bath with soap and water because ingestion is fatal.
Rather snip the painted fur off. Don't use chemicals and cleaning products on animals, it could really do more harm than good. Or try rubbing some petroleum jelly (vaseline) into the fur.
Would suggest Gillette g4 along with Gillette Sensitive foam, next time you feel like painting the dog, do a still life bowl of fruit instead
Quick before it dries!!!
Cloth and Brush Cleaner fluid. Rub their fur until it comes out then wash off thoroughly as it is toxic to digest.
Luckily they don't have long hair!!
a blow torch would do it
with great difficulty try a bit of soap water!! most paints are water soluable now adays
Use scissors the hair grows back you know
I know
Well, suggest that you paint the whole dog in the same colour, maybe adding a few contasting colours as well, let it dry for 12 hours, then take him out for a walk.
He will be the talk of the town
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