, you should be able to remove the emulsion paint easily. Here’s how to do it.
Rub the affected area with soap and hot water. If the emulsion paint is water-based, it should just come off with the application of hot water and a bit of muscle.
If it’s oil-based, though, you may be able to get it off with turpentine, alcohol, or acetone, but there’s no guarantee. It’s always worth a shot, though!
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