Stripping!
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DennisMech
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Stripping...
Oh this is going to be the last time I get excited for nothing. From now on, it\'s called \"paint removing solution\" and don\'t even think about body paint, I\'ve had enough. lol
Oh this is going to be the last time I get excited for nothing. From now on, it\'s called \"paint removing solution\" and don\'t even think about body paint, I\'ve had enough. lol
T
Tiderius
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Lets see, I used brake fluid, usually works in about 12-24 hours.
I also hear Pine-Sol and water works too.
Get an old toothbrush, and some cotton swabs to remove all the excess paint that will be loose on the model.
Also, if the mini\'s are plastic be extra carful, and clean them well otherwise the pine-sol or brake fluid will eat them over time and it won\'t be pretty...
Ahh! It\'s a herd of four legged slugs! :|~
I also hear Pine-Sol and water works too.
Get an old toothbrush, and some cotton swabs to remove all the excess paint that will be loose on the model.
Also, if the mini\'s are plastic be extra carful, and clean them well otherwise the pine-sol or brake fluid will eat them over time and it won\'t be pretty...
Ahh! It\'s a herd of four legged slugs! :|~
Dr. Bob
but not THAT Dr. Bob
I\'ve tried both brake fluid and Pine-Sol. I found that the Pine-Sol was more effective.
The Pine-Sol is also easier to dispose of - it just goes down the sink. I\'m not really sure what to do with brake fluid ...
Regardless of what you use, it is very important to be naked while stripping your minis.
The Pine-Sol is also easier to dispose of - it just goes down the sink. I\'m not really sure what to do with brake fluid ...
Regardless of what you use, it is very important to be naked while stripping your minis.
