# How to Remove Paintball Paint From Siding
Most paintball paint is designed not to stain. It is water soluble and degrades quickly, making it easy to remove from house siding in general. If your house is tagged by a paintball gun, start with the mildest treatment possible. If the paint does prove stubborn, work up to harsher cleansers until you are able to remove it.
Things You'll Need
- Water
- Hose
- Brush
- Bucket
- TSP
- Sponge
- Detergent
Instructions
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Spray the paintball paint with cold water from a hose.
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Scrub the paint with a brush. Spray it again with water.
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Mix 1 gallon of water with 1/3 cup of TSP if there is still paint stuck on the siding. Scrub the siding with a brush or sponge dunked in the solution. Scrub the siding a second time if it doesn't come off the first time.
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Add another 1/3 of a cup of TSP to the water If the paint ball paint is still sticking. Add 1/3 of a cup of laundry detergent. Wash the siding with the mixture if there is still paint stuck to it.
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Spray water on the siding with a hose to rinse it off.
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