Jammer needs Help!!

[scoobydie]

Does anyone have any techniques for removing paint from figures?
Jammer needs some assistance, I would think turps would take the original layers off too.



Any help would be much appreciated!!

[zakkfan]

thinners is the other solution
its stronger than turps i think
it would need the lightest rub though
i think it could be done if you are careful maby

[scoobydie]

Quite a common problem on figures this, I remember Baron having a Red Jackal
painted to look like a Destro!
What were people thinking!!

[zakkfan]

lol
thought that was what customizing was about
buggering figures up to look like something else lol

[scoobydie]

thought that was what customizing was about
buggering figures up to look like something else

Maybe the odd Black Major and Shadow , but Jammer!, even I won`t go that low.lol

[zakkfan]

yep
that is bad

[The Kraken Wakes]

you have to be careful with turps, ive used it pretty successfully to remove layers of paint and primer from custom vehicles, then i left one in to soak a little too long and my tank looked liked it had driven into a very very thick wall very very fast....

[Flint]

You can try rubbing alcohol, it's less destructive than turpentine. I've used it, but you still
need to just try and concentrate on the area that you want it on and once done wash it off
with lightly soaped warm water.
Also if you have a dental pick or similar tool sometimes it's easier to pick/pop the paint off,
if your carefull.
Good luck.

[The Baron]

Yeah, here's the Red Destro thread.

http://www.bloodforthebaron.com/phpBB2/ ... =11&t=1293

I used the tip of a craft knife and scratched very carefully, but I still managed to remove some original paint. It may be safer to repaint the original colours over the top.

[Jimbo]

What type of paint was it. acrylic or enamel?