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Soap and water. --73.230.xxx.xx

Use a magic eraser along with the soap and water. It'll come right off. --73.177.xxx.xx

If have one of those steam cleaner then the paint will come off. Found those steam cleaners remove paint along with cleaning in tight areas. --99.236.xxx.xxx

I would use a razor blade scraper first and then follow up with some Goof-Off with a scrub sponge. My method also works on finished hardwood floors too. --68.63.xxx.xxx

Thanks for all the advise ...Roy will the goof off take the appliance paint of the refrigerator? --108.56.xxx.xx

Latex paint is water-based, it can be cleaned with enough water. You don't want to end up with "dull" spots on the finish from using more power solvent cleaners. --50.82.xxx.xxx

Appliance paint is 'baked-on' at the factory for durability. It would take something much more powerful than Good-Off to remove appliance factory paint. A razor blade scraper will remove 90% of the paint and Goof-Off will remove the remaining 10% residue. --68.63.xxx.xxx

Krud Kutter found in the paint dept. at the box stores. Amazing stuff. --71.28.xx.xxx

Green scrubby pad for al the itty-bitty bits between the texture bumps. --68.229.xxx.xxx

Let the painter struggle with & and curse at himself for being so sloppy, rather than you doing it and cursing him for being so sloppy. --68.229.xxx.xxx

I suggest couple cans of carpet cleaner to soften it before it really gets cured too far. --76.188.xxx.xxx

Dollar store oven cleaner. let it sit for 5-10 minutes. Try in a test area. --73.215.xxx.xx

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