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Has anyone tried this for stripping minis?

https://elementgames.co.uk/paints-hobby-and-scenery/paints-hobby-and-scenery-by-manufacturer/biostrip-20/biostrip-20-500ml

A quick search of Dakka's P&M forum would have yielded you the relevent results!

It's great for metal, plastic and hard resins. It only needs about 20-30 minutes for most of them.
It will gummify your Finecast, and some Forgeworld.
Forgeworld resins will return to normal, Finecast will remain sticky for several days.

 Snrub wrote:
A quick search of Dakka's P&M forum would have yielded you the relevent results!

Biostrip and Biostrip 20 are not identical products, Biostrip 20 is UK-specific.
Plus, there was no harm in asking for user experience before risking potentially expensive or personal models in a stripping solution.

Well I have taken the plunge and have it in order. I will let you know if it’s good bad or midddling

99% iso is my go to.

Just used it for the first time and in 30 mins it’s down a great job. I poured it all into a pod and just submerged the minis.

It’s a bit difficult to clean of but soapy water and a bit scrubbing and it’s no problem really. And it smells nice. GSW paint remover works great but I hate the smell. I will deffo be sticking with this stuff