Getting Nail Polish Out of tub...PLEASE HELP

If you use nail polish remover, use the non-acetone kind. A bottle of dark green nail polish wasn't closed all the way and leaked all over and dried on the center console of my car. I used the non-acetone remover and wiped gently. It took a while to get it off, but it was worth the extra time not to damage my console! After I was done, you couldn't tell the polish had ever been there, and my console was fine. So if the non-acetone remover worked on the soft plastic of my car console, it should work on the tub! However, depending on the material of the tub (fiberglass/porcelain), the area where the polish was may be stained. For that, I would be at as a much a loss as you!

I haven't had to get nail polish off of anything, but I have had really bad, baked-on messes on my glass top stove and when nothing else worked, was advised to use a sharp,single edge razor blade to gently scrape it off. Might be worth a try...Good luck!

I am a fan of Goof Off.....I took stickers off my tub when they were new and had no problems. It did not wreak are tubs. I have also used it on are lime stone that my daugher colored.

Maybe try acetone or nail polish remover? Try on a small section first to make sure it doesn't remove the finish on the tub.

How about the Magic Eraser? It's absolutely magical, it may be worth the try! I use it to remove virtually any stains. With kids, this is a MUST! I wouldn't be surprised to hear that it works on nail polish too! Good luck!!!

Did you try dabbing it out with nail polish remover. I know you have to be careful because it can be harsh. But maybe you could try just it on one spot.
Otherwise I agree with Eileen. Try the magic eraser. There is even a magic eraser now just for the bath and kitchen. It has clean built right in.

nail polish remover should get it out. It gets it off my linoleum floors without harming them.

Try Pure Actone or acetone, be careful, that will get the polish off but it may take the panit off as well. Good Luck.

Acetone dissolves nail polish...be careful though. I'd try a remover with acetone before I used straight acetone. You can get it at any beauty supply store.

Have you tried nail polish remover with acetone?? I think that should work well. Good luck!

Test it in a corner where it won't be noticed first to make sure it won't discolor the tub surface, but try nail polish remover.