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Subject: Kilz on carpet

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Nicole (hope this helps)

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Date Posted: 13:35:23 11/29/06 Wed

I talked to my husband , he is a contractor. Anyway he said to get Kilz out of carpet, you need to use laquer thinner, not paint thinner. Be sure to use gloves that crap burns. He has spilled kilz on carpet tons of times and this works. Dont dump it on the carpet, just dab it a couple of times with a rag, use a brush to bring up the kilz. It dries very fast so it won't ruin the carpet.

Hope this helps, email me if you have any more questions.

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