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Does anyone have any experience with stripping via hobby sandblaster? Does it work better than soaking the models in simple green or LA Awesome for a week?

I have a really good way of stripping minis, I use a pressure washer after soaking the minis in some fluid that loosens up the paint(like alcohol)

It removes everything instantly.
I guess it would break thin parts of plastics but I only strip metal minis so have not been a problem.

It really work like miracles, no more brushing with a toothbrush for an hour.

I was thinking about using an air eraser with walnut shell abrasive but never got around to doing it.

its probably not worth it but i dont know.

pressure washer if set up properly could probably do it very well.

I just use nail varnish remover leave the bits in there for a few mins then brush with a old toothbrush works first time every time on metal plastic and resin

Ultrasonic cleaner. Look no further.

Should make sure it has no acetone otherwise your plastic space marine will go all nurgly on you.