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Is there any way I can get Vallejo Paints of a plastic model? It's impossible with Simple Green, and I think Acetone would just melt the model.
The Kool-Aid Man is NOT cool! He's a public menace, DESTROYING walls and buildings so he can pour his sugary juice out for people!"- Linkara on the Kool-Aid Man
htj wrote:I break my conscripts down into squads of ten, then equip them with heavy weapons and special weapons. I pay 1pt to upgrade their WS, BS and Ld, then combine them into larger squads when deployed. I've found them to be quite effective.
What are you doing exactly? You can strip Vallejo with nothing more than isopropyl, but you do need to soak it, and you do need to really get in there with a brush.
Super clean or purple power are your friends. Keep in mind stripping anything off of plastic is going to require a toothbrush to finish. I bought a cheap battery powered electric toothbrush and it worked very well.
