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As it says in the title. I hope it helps people.
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I've used this before, but never thought to submerge it. Thanks for the tip!

Anytime, It is amazing stuff.

This is exactly what I have been looking for. Thanks

Also, does it have the same effect on normal plastic?

Yes, It will strip the exaclty the same brother

Anyone know what the US equivalent of this is?

Personally I submerge mine in mean green. a few bucks a gallon and it works really fast without destroying resin.

You can also use fairy power spray is in america?

You could try this but you have to be fast if stripping detailed resin