Paint stripping
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Paint stripping
Hey guys (and gals) Any tips on removing paint from the white nylon plastic used on the RC10. I am getting one someone has painted all the suspension and wheels. It looks like a nightmare but going to give it a shot. Thanks in advance.
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Re: Paint stripping
Nylon is a pretty strong plastic. I have found that at least with limited exposure acetone does not change nylon.Crawlernerd wrote: ↑Sun Jul 25, 2021 3:30 pm Hey guys (and gals) Any tips on removing paint from the white nylon plastic used on the RC10. I am getting one someone has painted all the suspension and wheels. It looks like a nightmare but going to give it a shot. Thanks in advance.
Now I typically leave exposure as short as I can and actively work with a soft bristle brush. I was able to take some spray paint off without fuss.
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Re: Paint stripping
Citristrip works as well.
I normally use Citristrip to remove the bulk of it, then soak in acetone to remove tougher spots.
I normally use Citristrip to remove the bulk of it, then soak in acetone to remove tougher spots.
Always looking for new and interesting ways to waste money.
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Re: Paint stripping
Hi,
I use Brake Fluid dot4 to remove paint from plastic parts.
Soak the parts 2 or 3 days in the Brake Fluid, then use a toothbrush to remove the paint.
After that hold it under Walter and clean it.
I had ever good results. And Brake Fluid does No damage to Plastik parts.
Best regards.
I use Brake Fluid dot4 to remove paint from plastic parts.
Soak the parts 2 or 3 days in the Brake Fluid, then use a toothbrush to remove the paint.
After that hold it under Walter and clean it.
I had ever good results. And Brake Fluid does No damage to Plastik parts.
Best regards.
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