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How To Remove Paint From Resin. If we stick with common, readily. To prevent the paint from building up and getting too thick, i would prefer to strip the model of paint entirely and start anew. If you want the paint off now, lacquer thinner will do it. You'll end with soft mush after it's all said and done. To strip the paint, you'll need something that attacks dried acrylic paint but not pet or pla. Also, i have found that. Removing paint from miniature, models, plastic or resin is done with the use of solvents, cleaners, soap and water. I've used it on resin and fiberglass with no damage. Acrylic paints are easier to remove. Oils and enamels are typically more challenging than acrylics but can be stripped successfully without harming a plastic or resin model. I have found that thompson's acrylic floor cleaner works great for removing acrylic paints from resin. Ipa, like most paint strippers, will make the resin a bit softer. I’ve recently tried biostrip 20 and that does start to soften resin around the 30 min mark (which is long enough to remove the paint) but doesn’t. Don't use brake fluid to strip paint on resin bodies!!

Don't use brake fluid to strip paint on resin bodies!! To strip the paint, you'll need something that attacks dried acrylic paint but not pet or pla. Removing paint from miniature, models, plastic or resin is done with the use of solvents, cleaners, soap and water. You'll end with soft mush after it's all said and done. I have found that thompson's acrylic floor cleaner works great for removing acrylic paints from resin. I’ve recently tried biostrip 20 and that does start to soften resin around the 30 min mark (which is long enough to remove the paint) but doesn’t. Also, i have found that. To prevent the paint from building up and getting too thick, i would prefer to strip the model of paint entirely and start anew. Ipa, like most paint strippers, will make the resin a bit softer. If you want the paint off now, lacquer thinner will do it.

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How To Remove Paint From Resin Don't use brake fluid to strip paint on resin bodies!! If we stick with common, readily. I have found that thompson's acrylic floor cleaner works great for removing acrylic paints from resin. To strip the paint, you'll need something that attacks dried acrylic paint but not pet or pla. If you want the paint off now, lacquer thinner will do it. Removing paint from miniature, models, plastic or resin is done with the use of solvents, cleaners, soap and water. I’ve recently tried biostrip 20 and that does start to soften resin around the 30 min mark (which is long enough to remove the paint) but doesn’t. I've used it on resin and fiberglass with no damage. To prevent the paint from building up and getting too thick, i would prefer to strip the model of paint entirely and start anew. Oils and enamels are typically more challenging than acrylics but can be stripped successfully without harming a plastic or resin model. Don't use brake fluid to strip paint on resin bodies!! Acrylic paints are easier to remove. You'll end with soft mush after it's all said and done. Also, i have found that. Ipa, like most paint strippers, will make the resin a bit softer.