Removing spray paint from tactical gear?

[Cats (Doom)]

Anyone have first hand experience doing it?

I've read online where people suggested Goop, Dot3 Brake Fluid, Citristrip, Acetone, Etc; but I'm hesitant to use any of those without actually reading a first hand account(s) of they're effects.

[Impulse]

Never had this problem. I'd want to suggest masking it with more paint in the color you want.

[Cats (Doom)]

Not an option in this case; it's to resell and in my experience people generally aren't fond of buying gear that looks like a unicorn took a dump on it.

I got some acetone, krylon paint, and cordura fabric scraps I may run through a test with tomorrow; but I'm fairly certain acetone will damage the fabric.

[Hound]

Yeah I would try taking some mineral spirits to it. Again I've never used it for fabrics. I don't think it would hurt it, but I've only done this with rifles.

[Squirrel]

From using citrus strip in the past on wood, I'm pretty confident that it would ruin fabric unless you used it very carefully.

[Knife]

If it is IR coated or anything like that, whatever you use to remove the paint will probably destroy the coating.

[Cats (Doom)]

Thanks everyone for the responses. I'm thinking of just holding-off doing anything to any gear untill I actually have the ability to do some tests. If I do get around to it I'll be sure to post the results.

[Gunslinger]

I have removed camo paint from Krylon with action and it didn't harm any thing BUT it does lighten the corners of the receiver AND you will have a bight of a time getting it out of the small lines and any thing counter sunk in the body.

[MayhemXXXFrosty (AndrewMp5k)]

Tactical gear (IE vests, pouches, ect.), not gun parts like receivers.