Use a little acetone (polish remover) in a well-ventilated area.
One problem with this is that acetone (or other nail polish removers) can also dissolve a lot of plastics. If the tub is important to you, you might want to try it on an inconspicuous location first.
If it is just a fiberglass bath tub, you can just use nail polish remover.
Use nail polish remover.
If you mean how to make it. Get a small round tub of room temperature water. Choose your nail polish colours. Drop a drop of polish into the water. It should spread out. Then drop a drop of the other polish. Carry on until you think it is enough. Get a toothpick and draw your pattern then dip your nails in and remove the left over polish
if the bathtub is painted i think that acitone will take off the paint! tyy nail polish remover
Hot tub chemical's
nil polish remover, you can get it from anywhere; sally's salon, walmart, etc. :)
To my knowledge there are no legal restrictions against nail polish in public hot tubs. In a privately owned hot tub, it would be up to the feelings of the individual owner, however in a lifetime of hot tub use and ownership, I've never heard anyone refusing, or even having a problem with a nail polish wearer, assuming you mean dry nail polish as opposed to wet and freshly applied. On the other hand, it has been my experience that the bubbling hot water can actually be hard on a very recent manicure, even when its had a chance to set. If you want to keep the polish looking good, you may want to make sure to wait a day or so before entering.
If it's silicone, as is likely, then get most of it off with a sharp edge of a craft knife and the rest with acetone or lacquer thinner on a rough rag.
On the the ceramic tile you can use nail polish remover. Get set up first! Have a small bowl of warm soapy water ready, then take a small amount of nail polish remover on a piece of cotton ball and rub a tiny area to test and if all is well take the rest of the nail polish off and IMMEDIATELY wipe it off with the warm soapy water and take a paper towel and dry the wet spot. As far as drywall you'll simply have to repaint this area. If the paint on the drywall has been on for sometime you may have to paint the whole wall to get the same color as the rest of the walls. For especially large or otherwise difficult nail polish spills, try using a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser after completing the aforementioned steps.
A plastic margarine tub is the container that store-bought margarine may come in.
Once the old tub gets into the drain it is impossible to remove.........
With a tub strainer dumbell wrench.