I'm lead to believe that you can buy Simple Green, which a lot of people use to strip plastic models, from Bunnings. I don't know for certain however, as I've never stripped minis myself.
I use simple green for both metal and plastics. Get it from bunnings for a few $$ Lasts for a huge amount of mini's I stripped a Blood angels 5000 point army and 3000 eldar army as well as Necromunda stuff all with 1 bottle. Just throw them in a bucket or container with a lid and let sit for 24 hours. They can stay in the stuff for months without damaging the models. You can also use brake fluid. Its more expensive and well use in a well ventilated area. It works well also stripped a Tau army in about 30 hours of soaking. Hope this helps!:drinks:
Thanks all, I think I will go for the Metho, one more question though, can I leave it over night in the metho without it damaging the modle's details? Even if the paint is thin?
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