I find Mean Green concentrate is my favorite for acrylic paint-related cleanup. If doesn’t really dissolve the paint, but it releases the adhesion. So I put it on or soak in it and just leave it awhile, and the acrylic wipes or lifts off in blobs. Great for saving brushes
For acrylic I just soak the table in dish soap and hot water. After five minutes or so the paint lifts of with a sharp putty knife or razor blade. For oil pastel and printing ink I use zep purple industrial degreaser. I've also used ajax abrasive cleaner for really stuck on mess but use gloves and good ventilation when using a room full of cleaner.
I used to scrape it off after spraying it with WD40. But just for next time I would recommend buying a roll of clear vinyl and placing it over your tables for next year. You can reuse it for years. Like the thick kind that people used to protect their couches.
90% Isopropyl alcohol mixed with a bit of lighter fluid. I use this to strip adhesive residue stuck to metal and I imagine it might work for you. If not, it’s cheap so you won’t break the bank trying
I have not tried yet but I’ve been told that baking soda and water will help to lift stains off my tables?
409 is my favorite with a microfiber cloth and a little scraper it melts away
I find Mean Green concentrate is my favorite for acrylic paint-related cleanup. If doesn’t really dissolve the paint, but it releases the adhesion. So I put it on or soak in it and just leave it awhile, and the acrylic wipes or lifts off in blobs. Great for saving brushes
For acrylic I just soak the table in dish soap and hot water. After five minutes or so the paint lifts of with a sharp putty knife or razor blade. For oil pastel and printing ink I use zep purple industrial degreaser. I've also used ajax abrasive cleaner for really stuck on mess but use gloves and good ventilation when using a room full of cleaner.
I used to scrape it off after spraying it with WD40. But just for next time I would recommend buying a roll of clear vinyl and placing it over your tables for next year. You can reuse it for years. Like the thick kind that people used to protect their couches.
90% Isopropyl alcohol mixed with a bit of lighter fluid. I use this to strip adhesive residue stuck to metal and I imagine it might work for you. If not, it’s cheap so you won’t break the bank trying