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Input (English): [header] How to strip paint from hardware [title] Protect your paint job from peeling. [step] Paint can easily pull away with your hardware when you remove it from the wall. Take a utility knife or a similar tool and cut along the perimeter of the hardware. <sep> (A) Dab the edge of the knife against the tip of your wallpaper strip to squeeze out the paint. [substeps] Alternately, you can dampen the wall with water or by soaking the peel in a bucket of water for 5 minutes before scraping the peel off. (B) [substeps] Seal your hardware job with plastic wrap or painter's tape before peeling away any of the paint that can be re-applied. [title] Spray a layer of paint onto the area you're peeling paint from, then let it dry. (C) Remove each part of the hardware that is peeling and apply pressure to the paint as you go. If you can't remove much paint, try taping off any spots that won't be peeled. (D) Remove all supplemental parts, like the spindle and knob of doorknobs, pieces connected by a hinge, and so on. [substeps] In some cases, you might not be able to completely cut through the paint with your cutting tool.
Output (English): D