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How do I "strip off" Acrylic paint?

January 12 2004 at 2:54 PM		   (no login)
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What is the best technique/product for stripping off acrylic paint?? Thanks for the help...

 
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David Simon
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oven cleaner

January 12 2004, 5:52 PM 

I use oven cleaner. Just spray it on, wait a few minutes and rinse off with water. You might need to scrub a bit in places; I use an old toothbrush

 
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Re: oven cleaner

January 13 2004, 5:42 AM 

One thing to keep in mind is to not use this on models that have aluminium parts such as turned gun barrels, as these tend to disappear without a trace (no, I don't have any personal experience with this, thankfully ). Other than that, oven cleaner gets most paint off models with very little trouble. If it doesn't, just repeat the procedure.

 
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windex window cleaner will eat it up pretty good n/t

January 12 2004, 11:45 PM 

n/t

 
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Floquil paint stripper...

January 14 2004, 11:03 PM 

Hi,

I prefer the floquil paint stripper over oven cleaner any day. Oven cleaner always makes me gag and choke, and I really hate that. If you do deside to use the oven cleaner you might want to do it outside and away from any pets you may have.

HTH,
Chris Cahill

 
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