by Jon C Ryckert » Thu Feb 18, 2016 1:41 pm
I have had good luck just soaking what ever I need stripped in Windex window cleaner. I had to redo the deck of my 1/350 Tamiya !-400 and all I did was keep the deck wet with Windex and with occasional scrubbing with an old brush, the paint was of in about 10-15 minutes. About ten years ago, I took the paint off of an 1/350 Essex class carrier by spraying it with oven cleaner and sealing it in a trash bag. I left it in the bag over night and most of the paint was off after the first try. I don't care for that method as it was unhealthy and nasty. Have heard that some have had good luck doing what I did with Windex but, instead they used Simple Green. Hope this helps you in some way.
I have had good luck just soaking what ever I need stripped in Windex window cleaner. I had to redo the deck of my 1/350 Tamiya !-400 and all I did was keep the deck wet with Windex and with occasional scrubbing with an old brush, the paint was of in about 10-15 minutes. About ten years ago, I took the paint off of an 1/350 Essex class carrier by spraying it with oven cleaner and sealing it in a trash bag. I left it in the bag over night and most of the paint was off after the first try. I don't care for that method as it was unhealthy and nasty. Have heard that some have had good luck doing what I did with Windex but, instead they used Simple Green. Hope this helps you in some way.