How to get acrylic paint out of clothes?

Use baking soda. It can't hurt , and it may help. I use it for many things. scrubbing counters, pans, etc. It's cheap and good for cleaning many things.

Jessie, If you are really serious about wanting to get the dried paint out, I can tell you of the only product in the world that will actually do it. I have been selling,working around paint for forty years and can tell you nothing ,absolutely nothing will remove dried paint except this product. My Great Grandfather used this back in the olden days when you couldn't throw out clothes,overalls,drop cloths because they had paint on them. You had to get it out. It is called, "Save A Brush". It is made by and sold by Red Devil Paints. You can't buy it anymore in the stores, but you can get it directly at www.Red Devil Paint.com. It costs about $2.99 a bag. It is a powder you add to water,then add your clothes. The paint will come out in a hour maybe a little longer depending how long it has been on there. And it WILL remove the dried paint and will NOT hurt your clothes.

My art teacher tells me to use a tooth brush (put detergent on it) and try to scrub as much of it out and then put the article of clothing in the washer. I hope it helps out. :)

Jessie, If you are really serious about wanting to get the dried paint out, I can tell you of the only product in the world that will actually do it. I have been selling,working around paint for forty years and can tell you nothing ,absolutely nothing will remove dried paint except this product. My Great Grandfather used this back in the olden days when you couldn't throw out clothes,overalls,drop cloths because they had paint on them. You had to get it out. It is called, "Save A Brush". It is made by and sold by Red Devil Paints. You can't buy it anymore in the stores, but you can get it directly at www.Red Devil Paint.com. It costs about $2.99 a bag. It is a powder you add to water,then add your clothes. The paint will come out in a hour maybe a little longer depending how long it has been on there. And it WILL remove the dried paint and will NOT hurt your clothes.

My art teacher tells me to use a tooth brush (put detergent on it) and try to scrub as much of it out and then put the article of clothing in the washer. I hope it helps out. :)