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I am repainting my first 40k army. I painted my IG army 13 years ago. Now that my painting skills are better i want to strip the paint off and repaint my catachans, i am using concentrated purple simple green to clean off the paint. it works well on my metal models but its not working on my plastic models. I was looking for advice on using something stronger. I was thinking off using oven cleaner spay to strip the paint but i am not sure if it will melt the plastic. what works for you? any advice will be greatly appreciated.

Do a quick search with the search function, there should be a few dozen threads floating around.

Isopropyl alcohol or Dot3 brake fluid

thanks for the tips. will DOT3 melt or soften plastic

david70373 wrote:
thanks for the tips. will DOT3 melt or soften plastic

Not at all

Go to the tutorials section and look up my tut on using LAs totally awesome. The stuff is bought at a dollar store and works better then anything I've ever used.


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