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Hi all, just written up a guide for this including pictures and step by step instructions for anyone who hasnt done this before.

The guide can be found at this link:
http://gravengames.co.uk/stripping-paint-from-warhammer-and-other-miniatures-using-dettol/

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Hope you find it useful!

Was useful to me and helped me out

(mark over on overlords facebook page )

Use a coffee filter (the paper ones) to filter out the crud.

St.Jimmy.1986 wrote:
Use a coffee filter (the paper ones) to filter out the crud.

Great idea! thanks.

Anybody know what effect dettol will have on greenstuff?

I don't have any to test on, I just have my eye on some undercoated models I can pick up for cheap that have a fair amount of greenstuff on them .