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Great Paint Stripper

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Found a great paint stripper. It works on Tamiya paints. It's called Chameleon Model Paint Stripper. Comes in a 16 oz bottle. Cost is somewhere around $12 - $13.
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Ammonia type window cleaner stripped Tamiya acrylic effectively.
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LOL I am cheap!!
I use Oven cleaner after its been in a baggie for
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I use bathroom cleaner (Srubbing Bubbles)
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I use Easy-Off lemon scented oven cleaner.
Works great but, make sure you use gloves to protect your hands.




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Is there some kind of paint thinner that's not hazardous to your skin?? Currently using regular laquer thinner, and am watching my skin peel...
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Timmy, stay away from the lacquer thinner! :dead: There are a few more things out there that won't burn your brain (and skin) up. You would be better off with brake fluid. There's a cleaner that comes in a purple bottle that you can get at the automotive stores that works well. Can't remember the name of it now. Check it out.
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i go to wally world where in the auto section they carry casterol purple clean, a contrate which will strip paint off plastic in no time. you can also recycle & use it over oand over . of course you need to filter it . i used to use grake fluid,oven cleaner etc. no more this stuuff does good.just let it soak , get a tpthbrush & off it comes. so far it has not done any damage to any plastic.
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jameyt wrote:i go to wally world where in the auto section they carry casterol purple clean, a contrate which will strip paint off plastic in no time. you can also recycle & use it over oand over . of course you need to filter it . i used to use grake fluid,oven cleaner etc. no more this stuuff does good.just let it soak , get a tpthbrush & off it comes. so far it has not done any damage to any plastic.
Would that be castrol superclean wheel cleaner?
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would this also remove enamel paint? this cleaner at wally world if not what would i use

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sorry for late reply, it is castrol purple clean, it is in a purpleish colored container. also wear gloves wnen using this . i have used on all of my plastic ships with no problem . in my opinion it is far better than oven cleaner or brake fluid. jameyt
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Re: Great Paint Stripper

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I use 95% alcohol. Works well for me.
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