Re: Paint Removal

I've done Pine-sol, and various others, but IMO they take too long and
don't do a good enough job.  I now use pure acetone and a toothbrush. 
It
will take about 5 minutes at most.  The one thing you'll need to be sure
of
is to use it with plenty of ventilation.  I usually take mine outside
when
I need to strip a mini.

Bill

									
				       
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John,

If you used acrylics, Pine Sol, Easy Off Oven Cleaner, or brake fluid
will
do the
trick.	Just let 'em soak in whatever you choose for awhile, then take a
toothbrush
and running water to it.  I've been using the oven cleaner lately, and
it
works
great.

Mark

John Fox wrote:

> Hello Everyone:
>   Attempted to paint a Kra'Vak a lime green with a black undercoat. 
Came
out
> looking like crap.  How do I get the dried paint off without hurting
the
metal?
>
>   John W. Fox
>