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what should i use to strip off/ remove Tamiya Spray-can paint?
BeltFed what should i use to strip off/ remove Tamiya Spray-can paint?
Have you had a disaster, Beltfed?
First it was Vallejo paint and now Tamiya TS spray! I'm sure someone mentioned Denatured Alcohol on your Vallejo post?
I hope you get it sorted!
ATVB
Ben
On the Bench - Dragon Pz. IV Ausf. G (L.A.H.)
Yep, i had a little accident on my BT-7 and had to strip off ERRYTHANG! Bought some oven cleaner, hopefully that'll do, if not.....well, there's always another chemical.
If it comes to it, you can use Tamiya lacquer thinner or Gunze Mr Color thinner - that will strip off any paint (and solvent based filler/putty) pretty readily.
Phil_H If it comes to it, you can use Tamiya lacquer thinner or Gunze Mr Color thinner - that will strip off any paint (and solvent based filler/putty) pretty readily.
I use Gunze Thinner. Brutal but effective!
Easy Off oven cleaner
automotive brake fluid
If you do these methods..... will it soften or erase detail such as panel lines? Due to the chemicals?
"Mark VI, and we've got it by the ass."
I've used Purple Pond and oven cleaner of the above mentioned with no damage to styrene kit plastic. These will strip the paint, filler putty, decals, etc ...
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