How do I remove a bit of Angelus paint?

[Timmmm]

How do I remove this spot? I got a bit of paint on it and I tried acetone. Then I added a drop of oil. Now it looks pink. What do I do?

I also plan on antiquing this.  Maybe it will cover it up a bit???

[DieselTech]

Lol is this a joke? Cause I am not seeing the bad spot you mentioned. 

 

BTW that looks great! Nice work.

[DieselTech]

Ah! I think i finally spied it. I think if you antique it, then top coat it. It will no longer be visible. 

[Timmmm]

Thank you. No seriously. Lol. It’s a friggin pink spot in the word pink! Ra help me. Lol

[BlackDragon]

Is it the area in between the P and I?

Antiquing may hide it. It looks like it got a little burnished so if it doesnt work the first time try slightly roughing up that area and try antiquing again.

[Timmmm]

Yes. Between the P and the I. It’s such an eyesore. I’m hoping once the drop of oil soaks in overnight and it is what it will be I can then scrape it maybe and re-oil??? Maybe?  It’s a diabetic test kit for my brother. I’m hoping to remove it but if not, well, it’s my brother. lol. 

[fredk]

Try, very, very carefully, dabbing and rubbing the spot with cellulose thinners

[kgg]

2 hours ago, Timmmm said:

I also plan on antiquing this.

I think that would be the best way and maybe add a couple more to give it a little extra character.

kgg

[Handstitched]

It took me a while to spot it too. Only a leather worker would pick it up, but I 'd think  the average  person wouldn't see it. But as suggested,  antiquing might do the trick . 

HS

Nice work BTW  

[chuck123wapati]

Part of the problem is that you have also burnished it by rubbing on it.  My only suggestion is to make a few more around on the wall and make it look intentional, it will add some texture and difference to the background.