Paint Remover - 240ml

Green Stuff World Paint Remover (240ml)

Green Stuff World Paint Remover is a powerful stripping solution specifically formulated to safely strip acrylics, enamels, and lacquers from plastic, resin, and metal miniatures without damaging fine surface detail. Designed with a low evaporation rate and minimal odor, this reusable formula makes paint stripping safe and pleasant to use in any hobby workspace.

Unlike harsh industrial solvents that soften polystyrene or dissolve resin components, this dedicated miniature stripper loosens stubborn paint layers while preserving delicate edges and panel lines. Once the stripping cycle is complete, old paint layers brush away easily under running water, leaving miniatures completely clean and ready for a fresh primer coat.

Key Features:

• Multi-Paint Stripping: Effectively dissolves acrylic, enamel, and lacquer-based paints and primers.
• Safe on Core Modeling Materials: Compatible with polystyrene plastic, white metal, pewter, and cured casting resin when used as directed.
• Low Odor & Low Evaporation: Comfortable for indoor workshop use without rapid liquid loss or overpowering solvent fumes.
• Reusable Formulation: Can be filtered through a fine mesh after use and reused for multiple miniature stripping sessions.
• Generous Studio Volume: 240ml bottle provides ample capacity for batch-stripping squads, vehicles, or individual display models.

How to Use:

1. Material Safety Test: Always submerge a small, inconspicuous part or sprue piece for 30 to 60 minutes first to confirm material stability.
2. Submerge Miniature: Place the painted miniature into a sealable container and submerge it in the solution for 1 to 6 hours, depending on paint thickness and paint type.
3. Scrub & Rinse: Remove the miniature and scrub the loosened paint away under lukewarm water using an old toothbrush or stiff synthetic brush.
4. Repeat if Needed: For heavily varnished or multi-layered paint jobs, repeat the soak and brush process until all surfaces are bare.

Usage Precautions:

• Fragile Resins: For delicate 3D-printed resins or brittle cast resins, reduce soak duration and test thoroughly before full immersion.
• Spray Primers: Miniatures primed with aggressive aerosol propellants may exhibit slight underlying surface roughness once stripped due to original primer bite.

Together, Layer by Layer!