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rjwood_uk · 18-10-2007

just found a great tip.

to remove acrylics...weather they have just been painted or sitting on a shelf for 5 years.

windex/windoline/mr.muscle window and glass. basically anything amonia based i guess. tip the part in and leave it for 5-10 mins, give it a swirl around. if its really stubbon just give it a quick wipe over with a cotton budd after. to do a whole model just spray the window cleaner straight onto the model and use kitchen towel, cotton budds or something similar.

this really does work i just tried it on two old canopies and also bathed my airbrush in it for about an hour and it came out beautiful!!

try it guys!

18-10-2007	#1 (permalink)
rjwood_uk Registered Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Hertfordshire Real Name: Richard My Models: Special Designs and Patches to match Visit rjwood_uk's Gallery Posts: 2,230 Images: 95	Easy way to remove acrylics just found a great tip. to remove acrylics...weather they have just been painted or sitting on a shelf for 5 years. windex/windoline/mr.muscle window and glass. basically anything amonia based i guess. tip the part in and leave it for 5-10 mins, give it a swirl around. if its really stubbon just give it a quick wipe over with a cotton budd after. to do a whole model just spray the window cleaner straight onto the model and use kitchen towel, cotton budds or something similar. this really does work i just tried it on two old canopies and also bathed my airbrush in it for about an hour and it came out beautiful!! try it guys!