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Old Mar 29, 2003
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removing paint

I painted some of my trim pieces, but now the paint is chipping off. I heard that using paint thinner will eat away at the plastic. Does anyone know alternative way of removing the paint so i can repaint it. thanks
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Basically just wet sand it off. And then use a fine grain sand paper at the end to make it smooth.
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There is a product for stripping paint of plastic models called ELO. I can't remember who makes it, but any well stocked hobby shop should have it or some other plastic-safe stripper.
 
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