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Phil Kelly



Newark, New York

I know I posted here about the same problem but it seems it went dead quite fast and I can't seem to find answers or any similar problems with google.

So I'll start here again; My models I stripped, my entire army at that for Tau in many areas are left with discoloration and some kind of odd texture, like sand paper, really find grit at that after being stripping in Super Clean. I DID not scrub. I simply used a hose to clean them off and warm soapy water. It shows through the prime, but after layering paint on it can get rid of a lot of it but the more major areas can be seen up close. Wondering if there is a fix to this as well if anyone else have ever ran in this problem and would know a fix to it. I much rather not get new models, I can strip them but much rather not. Thank you for your support!
   
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Please don't start identical threads like this.

A new thread is unlikely to generate any new info on this topic, especially given the time frames involved.


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