Latex Paint Clean Up
Best paint remover for DIYers and professionals tackling stubborn cleanup projects.
Tackle tough paint messes with Goo Gone Latex Paint Clean Up. This powerful liquid cleaner is designed to effortlessly remove wet and dried latex, acrylic, craft, and enamel paints, as well as varnish, shellac, and caulk. Ideal for professionals and DIYers, it effectively cleans spills, splatter, drips, and overspray from various surfaces, including paint brushes and tools. Its fresh citrus scent makes cleanup a more pleasant experience. Simply apply, let it work, and wipe away for a spotless finish.
$8.49
Owner Satisfaction
4.5
/ 5
Category Rank
299
/ 671
#299 in Muti-surface Cleaners
Price vs Category Average
-62%
Below average
Capacity
14..
/ fl oz
Who it's for
- DIYers tired of tedious scraping and scrubbing
- Homeowners cleaning delicate surfaces like wood or glass
- Busy renovators needing a simple, low-effort solution
Who should skip it
- Users sensitive to strong chemical or citrus fumes
- People needing a quick fix for immediate cleanup
- Budget-conscious shoppers tackling large-scale paint projects
Performance breakdown
Paint Removal Efficacy
Effortlessly dissolves both wet and stubborn dried latex paint residues.
Surface Versatility
Safe and effective across glass, metal, plastic, and ceramic surfaces.
Tool Restoration
Revitalizes stiff brushes and tools by breaking down hardened paint buildup.
Application Ease
Simple liquid formula requires minimal effort to wipe away messy spills.
Scent Profile
Citrus notes mask harsh chemical odors for a more pleasant experience.
Formula Sustainability
Biodegradable composition offers a more responsible choice for home cleanup.
Key Specs
Capacity
14 fl. oz.
Recommended Surfaces
Multi-Surface, Glass, Ceramic Tile
Formula Claims
Biodegradable
Packaging Type
Jug
Number of Items
1
Indoor/Outdoor Use
Indoor
Requires Rinsing
Yes
Scent
Citrus
Features
- Removes wet and dried latex paint
- Cleans acrylic, craft, and enamel paints
- Works on varnish, shellac, and caulk
- Effective on paint brushes and tools
- Cleans spills, splatter, drips, and overspray
- Safe on glass, metals, and plastics
- Fresh citrus scent
- Biodegradable formula
What customers say
Customers generally express high satisfaction with Goo Gone's Latex Paint Clean Up, viewing it as a highly effective and often indispensable tool for tackling fresh and semi-dried latex paint messes. The primary praise centers on its ability to dissolve paint quickly from surfaces like hardwood floors, tile, and even clothing, where traditional soap and water fail, and harsh solvents are undesirable. Users frequently highlight its utility in restoring expensive paint brushes and rollers, significantly extending the life of their tools—a major value proposition for DIYers and professionals alike. Many reviewers appreciate that the formula is water-based and has a relatively mild odor compared to mineral spirits, making indoor use more tolerable and safer for sensitive surfaces. While the product excels at fresh spills, sentiment indicates that its performance on paint that has been cured for extended periods (several weeks or months) is diminished, requiring more scrubbing or multiple applications. A common minor critique is the need for thorough rinsing to prevent residue and the perception that the product is slightly expensive, though most agree the cost is justified by the time and effort saved in difficult cleanup scenarios. Overall, the sentiment is strongly positive, positioning the product as a reliable, specialized solution for the inevitable challenges of latex painting.
Know before you buy
Yes, this formula is specifically designed to break down both wet and dried latex, acrylic, and enamel paints, making it highly effective for restoring paint brushes and tools.
It is safe for use on glass, metal, and plastic surfaces. However, because it is a powerful cleaner, we recommend testing it on an inconspicuous area first if you are unsure about the surface material.
Yes, this product requires rinsing. After applying the cleaner and wiping away the paint residue, be sure to rinse the area thoroughly with water to remove any remaining product.
In addition to various types of paint, this cleaner is effective at removing varnish, shellac, and caulk spills or overspray.
Yes, it is formulated for indoor use and features a fresh citrus scent, which makes it more pleasant to work with than harsh chemical solvents.
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