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  • JimClark
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    Purple power purchases and i have sprayed some on the cowl to test

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  • sailr
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    Interesting to know. I didn't think anything would be benign enough on ABS or styrene! Thanks!

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  • Darin Jordan
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    Originally posted by monojeff View Post
    I havn't done it but you can try citristrip it's a natural paint striped that is not as abrasive as a lot of others as long as you keep an eye on it I'm sure it will do the job.
    http://www.wmbarr.com/citristrip/default.aspx
    Test it before you fully commit, but Citri-Srip is what I use as well and it seems to do just fine...

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  • JimClark
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    Will do I need to track down some of that degreaser mentioned above

    Originally posted by Shooter View Post
    Let us know how this goes Jim. Styrene is pretty low on the list for chemical resistivity.

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  • Shooter
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    Let us know how this goes Jim. Styrene is pretty low on the list for chemical resistivity.

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  • JimClark
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    Thanks I have an extra cowl so I will try it on that.
    Thanks much
    Jim

    Originally posted by rcjrboatman View Post
    Yup. That's it. Worked well for me. You can even get gallons and dip plastic into it to remove paint. I've never had a problem. But as usual try it on a small spot first on whatever you are going to use it on first to make sure. Good luck.

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  • rcjrboatman
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    Yup. That's it. Worked well for me. You can even get gallons and dip plastic into it to remove paint. I've never had a problem. But as usual try it on a small spot first on whatever you are going to use it on first to make sure. Good luck.

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  • JimClark
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    this one?


    Originally posted by rcjrboatman View Post
    Try a spray called Purple Power. It's a cleaner and degreaser. I used it on a couple of plastic models. Worked well. Got it at Walmart. If you let it sit til it dries the paint flakes right off.

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  • rcjrboatman
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    Try a spray called Purple Power. It's a cleaner and degreaser. I used it on a couple of plastic models. Worked well. Got it at Walmart. If you let it sit til it dries the paint flakes right off.

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  • T.C.
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    Try brake fluid, If I remember correctly it's used it to strip plastic Model RR projects when they want to repaint to a diffrent roadname.
    As allways "TEST" first.
    Hope this helps ?
    T.C.

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  • monojeff
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    I havn't done it but you can try citristrip it's a natural paint striped that is not as abrasive as a lot of others as long as you keep an eye on it I'm sure it will do the job.
    http://www.wmbarr.com/citristrip/default.aspx

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  • JimClark
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    stripping paint off a Vac-U-Pickle

    anyone ever stripped paint (krylon Fusion) off of a Vac-U-Pickle?

    looking for ways of stripping it without damaging the hull
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