Heavy Duty White
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How can I get paint stains from the wall (picture heavy) jeans?
Paint color is white and red color and my jeans is blue. From the Levi's (very difficult)
Depends on the type of paint (latex, enamel, and epoxy are the most common types) in the case epoxy base, just go buy new pants. If latex or enamel over time spent off / lava due to normal wear and tear. But it will take some time. Sorry jeans.
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