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Zippo Lighter Fluid Gunpla. The use of zippo lighter fluid for cleaning up enamel is something i've seen quite a bit as well. An alternative favored by many scale model hobbyists is zippo lighter fluid. I'm running into the issue of. I have used lighter fluid (specifically, zippo brand) to panel line close to two dozen unpainted kits. This lighter fluid is capable of removing excess enamel panel liner without being as harsh on the plastic. I'm using the zippo lighter fluid as a substitute for the tamiya enamel thinner when using the tamiya liquid panel liner. While i haven't tested it out too much thus far, i understand that it's still as potentially. Don't use enamel thinner it's way too hot to be used directly on plastic. I have had zero issues with damaging plastic. I've had it crack kits before. Zippo lighter fluid and a qtip is the best method for clean up. When mixing the paint for the panel line wash, you're going to thin an enamel black (or whatever color you want) with a turpenoid based lighter fluid.

While i haven't tested it out too much thus far, i understand that it's still as potentially. When mixing the paint for the panel line wash, you're going to thin an enamel black (or whatever color you want) with a turpenoid based lighter fluid. I've had it crack kits before. The use of zippo lighter fluid for cleaning up enamel is something i've seen quite a bit as well. Zippo lighter fluid and a qtip is the best method for clean up. An alternative favored by many scale model hobbyists is zippo lighter fluid. I'm using the zippo lighter fluid as a substitute for the tamiya enamel thinner when using the tamiya liquid panel liner. I have had zero issues with damaging plastic. I'm running into the issue of. This lighter fluid is capable of removing excess enamel panel liner without being as harsh on the plastic.

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Zippo Lighter Fluid Gunpla While i haven't tested it out too much thus far, i understand that it's still as potentially. An alternative favored by many scale model hobbyists is zippo lighter fluid. The use of zippo lighter fluid for cleaning up enamel is something i've seen quite a bit as well. This lighter fluid is capable of removing excess enamel panel liner without being as harsh on the plastic. I have had zero issues with damaging plastic. I've had it crack kits before. I'm using the zippo lighter fluid as a substitute for the tamiya enamel thinner when using the tamiya liquid panel liner. When mixing the paint for the panel line wash, you're going to thin an enamel black (or whatever color you want) with a turpenoid based lighter fluid. Zippo lighter fluid and a qtip is the best method for clean up. I'm running into the issue of. I have used lighter fluid (specifically, zippo brand) to panel line close to two dozen unpainted kits. While i haven't tested it out too much thus far, i understand that it's still as potentially. Don't use enamel thinner it's way too hot to be used directly on plastic.