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2013/03/06 01:40:58
Subject: Paint stripping from super glued forgeworld resin - UK
There is a ton of articles on the internet about stripping plastic, however my issue is that i have an old detachment of finecast and forgeworld stuff that i want stripped - and as you have guessed, they have been made using super glue.
Can anyone recommend a decent method that won't strip the glue and damage the minis AND is available in UK for non-exorbitant prices?
Cheers!
2013/03/06 07:31:53
Subject: Re:Paint stripping from super glued forgeworld resin - UK
Why not just re-glue everything once you're done stripping?
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2013/03/06 07:59:55
Subject: Paint stripping from super glued forgeworld resin - UK
Always go a for a Dettol soak, followed by a Fairy Power Spray clean up to get rid of the last bits of paint and remove the Dettol smell. This will, as you say, weaken the superglue. Why can you not reglue though?
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