Um, what did i do wrong?

Ah, cheers Jeep. The instructions are pretty limited. Its a planet models kit. It just says to wash the parts in soapy water. which i did.

I was going to get some ELO paint stripper. And ive heard simple green is good for stripping paint. But im not sure if they work with resin.

I don't know if bleach will strip paint. Resin is a different material than plastic. DO NOT put resin in brake fluid to strip paint. I'm told this will nearly melt resin. Possibly Purple Power or similair will take the paint off.

Bleech White or bleach will remove the mold release agent from resin parts. This release agent acts like grease when it comes resisting paint. This could be your problem-the release agent used on the resin.

Do the instructions say anything about cleaning the body and/or what with?

Try to get more input on what to strip the paint with. Resin kits/parts are good but usually pricey.

Its all tamiya rattlecan.

usually you get that effect when the paint is thinned out too much.

Cheers jeep. i didnt know bleach stripped paint. Does it damage resin? it was a really expensive kit and i dont want to damage it.

As primarily a model car builder, I recommend(you ain't gonna want to hear this) strip the paint & wash the plane.

Soak in Westleys Bleech White-white wall tire cleaner at least over night. Clorox bleach works also. Wash with warm Dawn dish detergent water. Use soft toothbrush to scrub all the indentions. Rinse WELL. Wipe down with alcohol/dry & do the process again.

Others will probably have more ideas.

Cheers duster. Ill sand it back a bit first just to try and preserve some of the detail.

............ .................Idea! -in two parts:

 1] a light coat of clear lacquer to "mask" the mystery stuff  then after drying; repaint

and /or

2] strip the paint, re wash, re prime, re paint .

sorry best I can come up with; Good Luck

Primer sort of did the same thing. I would have thought a decent scrub with soapy water and a toothbrush would have gotten it all. Is there anything i can do to fix it now?

paint avoiding the panel lines sounds like there may still be something "release-agent-y" in there - did the primer do the same thing there??

Did you shake the TS-44 really well?  Did you let the can sit in warm water for a few minutes?

About an hour. Its never presented a problem in the past. Other kits ive used it on ive sprayed over it within 10 minutes with no consequences.

How long did you let the primer dry? Minutes? Hours? Days?