Phantom_Limbs
12/14/03 01:57 PM
68.55.195.90
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ive used pinesol with success, as well as nail polish remover and paint thinner. ive been thinking about using something a little more potent though...
How bout using brake fluid for stripping mechs? something like Castrol LMA brake/clutch fluid? i know for a fact (from not using a funnel) that it cuts through auto paint pretty quick... makes it bubble and peel after a minute or so. im sure it would strip a mech pretty damn quick without much toothbrushing at all. not sure how a plastic mech would hold up against it. i havent yet tried it on any of my mechs... yet...
Has anyone ever tried this? if so, what were the results. if not, i might give it a shot once i decide which of my mechs is the ugliest...
just a thought for people who are impatient and hate to scrub (and have fluid laying around...)
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MadSquig
04/28/10 03:27 PM
216.109.198.250
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Old post, but I'll put in my 2 cents.
I have had overwhelming success with Simple Green Concentrate. I just use it straight from the bottle, put the model in an old plastic container and pour the cleaner over the top. Works in about 3-4 hours and works well with both metal and plastic minis
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Karagin
04/28/10 04:20 PM
80.149.45.102
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Which unlike Pine Sole won't eat the plastic of the old City Tech 2 box set...
Karagin
Given time and plenty of paper, a philosopher can prove anything.
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Almighty
05/07/10 03:00 PM
91.48.252.90
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Nice tips. It seems to me newer plastic is more sensitive to pinesol. I was looking for something to use with plastic models.
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Karagin
05/07/10 05:18 PM
80.156.183.92
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Simple Green
Karagin
Given time and plenty of paper, a philosopher can prove anything.
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