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How to strip a model...hehe
Whats best to use to get sprayw paint off a plastic?
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I heard that you should use Castrol Super Clean. I have never tried it though.
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If you mean to totally strip it to bare plastic get Castrol Super Clean. I'm currently soaking a botched RX-7 and it works like a charm.
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Lightbulb Castrol Super Clean
Works great. Wear gloves.

Do a search here on AF for "CSC" or "Castrol Super Clean" and you'll see my step-by-step instructions. I'll dig up a link for you later, but my computer is dying at the moment.

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If you need just remove paint but leave primer intact use nail polish remover
I did so my 911 now looks almost like primed
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