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    Okay so when my main site was woodland, i camoed my g36 up. Now i play CQB so would prefer just black. Whats an easy way that wont damage the plastic?
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    Re: Best way to remove paint?

    http://www.zeroin.co.uk/showthread.p...ghlight=remove

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      Re: Best way to remove paint?

      Originally posted by jonny lovegrove View Post
      Okay so when my main site was woodland, i camoed my g36 up. Now i play CQB so would prefer just black. Whats an easy way that wont damage the plastic?
      You could try nail varnish remover but be very carefull. Probably safer trying white spirits first.
      Originally posted by B.E.N.
      Dude, that's like saying you wish you still had pictures of Monica Lewinsky sucking Bill Clinton's dick...

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        Re: Best way to remove paint?

        Cheers guys, will give it a go over the weekend
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          Re: Best way to remove paint?

          brake fluid works a treat on plastics and metal

          but best thing i have ever used is FAIRY power spray

          its in a green spray bottle supermarkets sell it

          ive used it to remove paint off models etc just spray it on leave for 20 minutes then start brushing with a tooth brush or something

          and you can clean your oven with whats left


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          • #6
            Re: Best way to remove paint?

            Ooh yes ill clean the oven >_> fairy power spray away!
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              Re: Best way to remove paint?

              +1 to the fairy power spray. Even removes stubborn paints. Left my stuff in there overnight and the paint just falls off!

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              • #8
                Re: Best way to remove paint?

                The best way to remove the paint that will not hurt the plastic or metal underneath is media blasting with aluminum oxide. If you have a car body shop near you they would have the materials to do it. You just disassemble the gun and bring the parts to them.

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                  Re: Best way to remove paint?

                  Originally posted by EagleDriver View Post
                  The best way to remove the paint that will not hurt the plastic or metal underneath is media blasting with aluminum oxide. If you have a car body shop near you they would have the materials to do it. You just disassemble the gun and bring the parts to them.
                  Isnt that gonna be quite expensive, compared to say fairy power spray?
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                    Re: Best way to remove paint?

                    Not necessarily but then again you asked what the best way would be. Media blasting will leave a clean smooth finish that is just slightly flat in appearance which will make paints adhere extremely well.

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                      Re: Best way to remove paint?

                      I tried the power spray overall very good but didnt quite do it all off the plastic on its own. Not boiling but very hot water blasted from the shower removed mine Metal use the spray

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                      • #12
                        Re: Best way to remove paint?

                        Originally posted by EagleDriver View Post
                        Not necessarily but then again you asked what the best way would be. Media blasting will leave a clean smooth finish that is just slightly flat in appearance which will make paints adhere extremely well.
                        +1 on that.

                        I recently sand blasted my M16 body to remove an old custom spray job I didn't like (also sand blasted plastic parts too). Very effective and leaves a great finish for paint to stick to very well

                        Luckily I have the facilities at work so only cost me my lunch breaks for a couple days.

                        Car repair/spray shops and possibly you may know someone in the engineering (machining/fabrication) industry who may have the facilities?
                        Opinions are like assholes. Everyone's gotta have one.

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                        • #13
                          Re: Best way to remove paint?

                          Yeah i know someone, but i dont know if they have access to the equipment. Will be talking to them shortly. I completely forgot about the metal ris, best option still?
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                          • #14
                            Re: Best way to remove paint?

                            I'd just stick with power spray. I used it on both my Scar and M4 and it took everything off. I put on for 20 minutes and left it, then put some more on 20 minutes later left for another 40 and boom! The paint just falls off with no effort needed.

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                              Re: Best way to remove paint?

                              I would say sand/media blasting is best. But from the comments made from others the power spray option seems the best option for you, and probably works just as well!

                              I'm also now curious to see how well it would work!
                              Opinions are like assholes. Everyone's gotta have one.

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