Acrylic Enamel Spray Paint

Hello, I bought a surfboard and industries JS said he was sprayed with acrylic enamel paint and varnish, he acts as a graphic design, but any way I do not like it I want to delete what I can use on a fiberglass board that was covered half by the spray paint and varnish? and if the household is also possible to use?

Well, the only possible position of households that could be remove nail polish remover, but you must be very careful with it. nail polish remover is acetone based, acetone and is the agent of normal cleaning solvent used when working with fiberglass. A brief exposure to an area quite well hidden and then rinsing with water should not hurt anything. Another solvent, I would first try a paint remover enamel. It is indeed less fiberglass, but I'd still use the technique to try on a small inconspicuous area, then rinse quickly first. The problem you may encounter is the transparent layer. If the transparent layer is another clear enamel spray paint you can get, but if the clear coat is made from a polystyrene resin used to seal fiberglass surfaces, you'll have problems. When you begin to dissolve the polystyrene you will also softening resins below. If one of the solvents to reach the foam core, they eat through it like butter. You can also be left with another problem if you do manage to get paint on. Normally when you delete a picture that was on the fiberglass for a long period, it will leave a residual layer of pigment back on all surfaces of contrasting color underneath. What I mean is that you'll probably still a very clear picture of the spray paint on the glass bottom anyway. Because the glass fibers that wick up a little color, and you'll never get rid of stains.

If you really want to try, get a cotton swab, take a small inconspicuous area and try different solvents in an inconspicuous area. I wish you good luck, but doubt that I will try the same thing. I think you have more to lose than to gain by trying it.