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i use that stuff for all striping now . NEVER LEAVE FINECAST IN FOR 3 Days or you get a rubber model LOL

have to try this on some old berzerkers...

love the accent. ;>

Seems to work really well.

I'm having trouble stripping off models that have been caked in primer (by young me :&gt and Simple Green + Dettol + Meth Spirits just aren't cutting it.

Nail Polish Remover was working pretty well but is quite expensive ($3 for 100mL vs $10 for 750mL of dettol) so I might as well give brake fluid a shot.

I would never recommend to use Break Fluid.

Break Fluid is a mix of ingredients and every Company uses different and may change them from time to time.