Model: (Click to see more) 58256: Juggernaut 2
Status: Project
Date: 14-Jul-2014
Comments: 6
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I will start a build thread soon. Was able to start on body work, and went shopping :-)

My paint stripper of choice!!!! 99% of all old paint removed!! Damaged area 1 Damaged area 2 Damaged area 3 A few new body parts Some Hop-Ups and spares 27oz/inch servo wont cut it!!!!!!!!!!! Stocking up on paint!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I have a bad feeling about this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Comments

Crash Cramer

15-Jul-2014

I wish WE could get that remover over here, but we can't get that brand. I wonder if there is a certain step by step process you use with it. Do you leave it on certain amount of time, put it on an old T-shirt and then throw it over the body like Mongoose does with brake fluid??? I only ask since one of my Graffiti removers' bottle looks just like your bottle, but no 'LIFT OFF' branded into the bottle.

spankrjs

15-Jul-2014

Depending on the paint, different techniques work best. On this model, I simply sprayed the remover on, let it sit 5 minutes, then used an old tooth brush to gently remove the paint. This removed 90% of the paint. I then sprayed more stripper on the model, let it sit 5 minutes, and literally wiped the remaining paint off. This particular paint job was very easy to strip, Testors spray paint, no primer. Other paint/primer combinations are far harder to remove.

Crash Cramer

16-Jul-2014

Oh, NOW you tell us. Thanks for the update, I agree, different paints take different approaches, just the hard part is never knowing what someone painted on a used shell you get off ebay.

spankrjs

16-Jul-2014

LOL

Crash Cramer

17-Jul-2014

Wait a minute, you are in Biloxi, how is it I can't find that graffiti remover, I better star looking at the smaller hardware stores.

spankrjs

20-Aug-2014

I bought the paint stripper at Lowes, I think Home Depot carries it, too


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