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I recently acquired a used model that someone tried to paint without priming. There's streaks of brown all over the model where it looks like someone scrubbed the paint off, but some of it is still there. What would the best way to get it off so I can prime the model and repaint it be?

Denatured alcohol, every time
Makes the paint fall off

Super Clean or Purple Power. Soak overnight then scrub with s cheap electric toothbrush.

isopropynol. Leaves no smell or residue behind because it evaporates at room temp.