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What's the best method of removing paint from resin? I have a Hector Rex model that I need to re-paint and I'm looking for a product that I can get easily that's avaliable in the UK.

Thanks,

Valk

Simple green.

You may need to soak it and give it a good scrub several times, but it is probably the safest on the resin.

Most of the really fast and effortless paint-stripping compounds are not good for resin. The brake fluid I use has been known to soften FW resin permanently (but I don't have any FW anymore, so that's not an issue for me).