However if it is plasticized vinyl like vinyl car seats or vinyl bags the acetone may extract the.
Will acetone ruin vinyl.
It will dissolve most plastics.
When we purchased our luxury vinyl plank lvp we had to make a few other purchases to make sure we didn t do anything to damage it.
Acetone will ruin your vinyl.
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That s why it s an ingredient in nail polish removers varnish removers and paint removers.
So it looks like acetone is compatible with vinyl if you don t want the vinyl to dissolve.
Before we purchased this house we had old carpet and linoleum flooring so we didn t have to worry as much about such things.
Yes acetone is a very powerful solvent.
Additionally consider using acetone or thinner to remove paint stains.
Acetone is a solvent which means it can break down or dissolve substances like paint and varnish.
This type of material is normally easy to clean but an acetone stain makes cleaning harder.
It will make it brittle i tested it on the bottom of my rps seat cushion and it took the color off.
But i would be willing to bet 20 that it will dissolve vinyl.
Sometimes while staining one of the approved surfaces the stain can get on your vinyl siding.
Plug in the heat gun or hair dryer and turn it on high heat.
However keep in mind that these compounds may dull the finish on your vinyl panels.
On the otherhand i don t see any problem with cleaning fiberglass with acetone as long as you are careful.
Vinyl siding is comprised of two layers of pvc sheeting.
Hold the heat over the acetone stain.
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I never put or spilled any acetone on vinyl so i can not swear on my mothers grave or in a court of law.