supervike Wrote:If you are in the states, try using a product called SIMPLE GREEN. That strips plastics, and does so gently enough as to not eat the stuff.
Simple green really?
I have that at work.I should put some in a bottle for emergency sake.
I used plain old Zip Strip when I stripped my poly-dipped zombie figures. It took the paint and polyurethane right off of them without affecting the plastic at all. Those figures are tough. Flying Frog really know how to give us a quality product.
Thanks for all the help guyz, I'll give it a try.
Simple Green works brilliantly. I've used it a number of times. 24 hours soaking in Simple Green will strip just about any miniature, and do no damage to the figure itself.
supervike Wrote:If you are in the states, try using a product called SIMPLE GREEN. That strips plastics, and does so gently enough as to not eat the stuff.
I second SG... I use it to strip old Epic stuff and it works great. Soak the minis in a solution of 20% SG and water for 12 hours or so. Being that the figs are rather bendy to begin with, that should be long enough. Take 'em out and scrub them with a used(obviously clean) toothbrush under warm tap-water, and you should be good to go.