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Post by dragons3 on Jul 8, 2006 13:26:50 GMT -5
I NEED TO KNOW, WHAT TO USE TO COMPLETELY STRIP OFF PAINT & PRIMER FROM METAL CAST & PLASTICS GAMES WORKSHOP MODELS? AND WHAT WOULD BE THE BEST WAY TO STRIP 60 FIGURES & 4 VEHICLES. THIS CHAOS ARMY I HAVE NEEDS REPAINTING, THE WEIRD THING IS HE ALSO SENT ME 2 TAU HAMMER HEADS WITH RAIL GUNS AND 3 ARMOR SUITES ALL ASSEMBLED AND UNPAINTED. WOULD TRADE TAU STUFF FOR CHAOS!  THANKS,CIAO! |
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Post by Brinan The Barbarian on Jul 8, 2006 14:03:51 GMT -5
Simple Green Strips paint. find it in a windex-like bottle in the wal mart automotive section.
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Post by Iron Dragon on Jul 10, 2006 8:51:48 GMT -5
pewter- Laquer thinner, 15-20 minutes
plastic- pine sol, 6-8 hours
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Post by MajorSoB on Jul 10, 2006 14:52:26 GMT -5
pewter- Laquer thinner, 15-20 minutes plastic- pine sol, 6-8 hours Metal- Laquer thinner 15-20 minutes, brake fluid overnight. Pinesol too. WEAR GLOVES! Wash the models in soapy water before priming or the paint will never stick. Plastic- DO NOT USE PINESOL. It will soften some plastics. Use Simple Green by Castle, available in the automotive section at WallyWorld, like my boy said. Soak overnight about 8 hours, use a toothbrush to help get into the detail of the models. It will make a mess, but works well. |
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Post by dragons3 on Jul 10, 2006 16:06:38 GMT -5
Thanks for all the responses, I used paint thinner on metal models with the plastic parts removed and Simple Green over night on the plastic ones. Tooth brush and Que-tips also with Testors paint thin at the end with a quick brush & clean. I shall now wash them off as instructed by Major S.O.B. YOU GUY'S ARE THE BEST, SEE YA AFTER CONCERT SEASON,CIAO! NEXT 3 THURSDAY NIGHTS AT HIGH FALLS: JOHNNY WINTER RICK EMITT PURE PRAIRIE LEAGUE |
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