How to Clean up Over-Spray / Paint Splatters from Glass Windows
Peak Pro Painting • June 15, 2015
Wrapping up a paint job and notice you got some paint splatters on your otherwise perfect project? Not to worry, Peak Pro has instructions on cleaning up that over-spray or paint splatters from your glass windows:
The best way to clean up over spray / paint splatters from windows is to let the over spray fully dry, then scrape it with a sharp blade. Start from one corner and slowly work your way across to the other side of the window. Once you have the glass fully scraped, you can take a wet rag and wipe any dust off of the window.
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