Q&A for How to Get Spray Paint Off Skin

If it's water-based paint, all you need to use is soap and water. If it's oil-based, you can use a special product that's friendlier to your skin than solvents. If you do have to use a solvent in an emergency, apply it, then rinse it off immediately.

Although it is not very good for your skin, nail polish remover will take the spray paint off almost immediately.

No. It will come off eventually.

No. Commercially available paints are not that dangerous. You'll be fine. If it bothers you, use gloves in the future, but there really isn't any need to be too concerned.

Yes, but it can be harsh on your skin. Consider using a non-acetone nail polish remover instead. It will still get the job done fairly quickly, but it won't be as drying.

Wash your hands with cooking spray. Then lather with dish soap. This can be repeated until all the paint is off.

Use a face wash, and scrub a little harder than you usually would. You can also try Dawn dish soap, just be careful not to get it in your eyes or mouth.