Remove Over Spray from E-Glass Coating?

Residential
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In the picture you have paint over spray on inside with E-Glass coating.
It has been on for about a year or more.
What is the best way to remove with out damaging the coating.
https://scontent-syd2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/29261413_1637249246356418_5786741478080380928_n.jpg?oh=0c0ea6cdf783e27ba883e36386e51561&oe=5B2A01AB

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a brick? I’d walk.

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Any takers!!
(Or is it a put it into the to hard basket??)

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I already told you on facebook lol

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Don’t make it your problem. Way too much liability here. I would advise the homeowner to seek legal option if the contractor who did this ( if it wasn’t the homeowner ) is not willing to compensate for damages. If it were my house and a contractor did this, I would demand replacement of any damaged glass. I think they would have an excellent case especially with documentation from the window company that no abrasive cleaners or razors can be used.

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WDW, have read Denatured alcohol, mineral turpentine, or Acetone can be used on coating side. Any body tried this and failed? (Did it take the E-Coating off?)

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What kind of paint is it?
What does the manufacture of the glass recommend?

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Tried the Denatured Alcohol and it did not work for me. Though the paint specks were thicker than what is shown here.