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How do I reduce or eliminate the small of spray paint?
What I use to reduce or eliminate the smell on something I have spray painted?
I've waited for days for the smell to go away, but its still lingering on it.
Is there a spray that I have to apply after I spray paint? Or something I can apply that will reduce the smell. I tried soap and water, windex, and some other cleaning liquids.
PLEASE DO NOT SUGGEST ONIONS OR GARLIC
**TRYING TO REDUCE, NOT REPLACE THE SMELL**
Thanks.
5 Answers
- 1 decade ago
You should use some type of odor eliminator. One of the best ones I have found and been very successful with is from Gonzo Corporation. They're these volcanic crystals, and they don't project any type of overwhelming scent. Work awesome. Check it out here:
- Blue RoseLv 61 decade ago
open a window and air out the room as long as possible (at least 2 hours) - it's the only way - using other sprays will only make matters worse.