Does anyone know of an easy way to strip paint off of recent Transformers? I've got a spare Classics Jetfire and Universe Treadbolt that I'd like to repaint in Macross colors , but I'd like to strip them to their base colors first without damaging the plastic.
Oh yeah, my intention is for Treadbolt to become Max's valkyrie. Jetfire might become Miriya's, Rick's Skull Leader , or RoyFokker's Skull Leader.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Super Clean (originally castrol super clean), which comes in a big purple bottle and can take 20 year old permanent marker out of rubber pretender monster shells...
Or, depending on the paint, 91% isopropyl rubbing alcohol. available next to the 70% rubbing alcohol in the pharmacy.
Either way, give it a day to soak in the pond, (use a lid so it doesn't all evaporate off), and then scrub it off. if it doesn't come right off, try another day.
Also, save your pond afterward, because (especially super clean) can be reused quite a lot.
Or, depending on the paint, 91% isopropyl rubbing alcohol. available next to the 70% rubbing alcohol in the pharmacy.
Either way, give it a day to soak in the pond, (use a lid so it doesn't all evaporate off), and then scrub it off. if it doesn't come right off, try another day.
Also, save your pond afterward, because (especially super clean) can be reused quite a lot.
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