Paint Removal

Try using aztek airbrush cleaner #65162 (or just Testors #65162), it should strip that paint right of there. But it is a little expinseve, so you could get it in a littler bottle.
H. Recker

Hey Tweety,
I've used a product called Simple Green. It's a household spray on degreaser.
You can spray it on and let it soak overnight and brush it off with an old toothbrush.
I've never had any problem with it attacking the styrene. I haven't tried it on clear plastic yet! Good Luck!!!
Mike

Here is all the info you need:
http://www.bonediggers.com/1-3/strip/strip.html

Mike

Easy-Off Oven Cleaner will work great, and it's CHEAP!! There's another thread in this forum that I posted the details on using this, but I don't remember the thread subject. Darn It!! Anyway, it goes like this:

1. Plug any openings that you don't want Easy-Off to get in.

2. Get an air-tight container large to hold the model AND still be able to close the air-tight lid (I usually use a Tupper-Ware container). Get some gloves to protect your hands, preferably Playtex Living Gloves.

3. Spray the model with Easy-Off, completely covering it. Then place it in the container, and close the lid. Let it sit for about 24 hours. It probably doesn't take that long, but, better safe than sorry..........

4. Take the model out and rinse it well with LOTS of water. You might have to use an old toothbrush to get some of the old paint off, but that would be minimal. Your model should now be free of old paint!!

Hope this helps you out. Good luck.