Biostrip 20 Paint Stripper 500ml, Paint Remover. Water Based Solution to effortlessly Remove Paint and Varnish from Wood, Brick, Concrete, Metal, uPVC, Glass and More

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My current pot has started to thin with about 1/4 left given it's over 3 years old now - it's more like pouring cream, but still works well. The latest cutting edge formulations produce excellent results when stripping a wide range of paints from almost any type of surface, including wood, furniture, masonry, metals, plastics.

You can reuse the same alcohol indefinitely, just run it through a coffee filter to get the big chunks of paint out.I do like you though; dip minis and leave them in a spare tupperware for a few hours and just wash away the leftover goop. This may be the preferred method if you’ve got entire armies to strip and don’t want to spend time scrubbing individual models. So I can spend my time as a reborn beginner (with some money) practising different techniques with lots of different products to see what works best. I have figures that I primed with Army Citadel primer and *nothing* was working to get the paint off.

Oh, yes, the Biostrip also weakens old polystyrene cement and reduces it to a rubbery goo, so the kit cracked apart very easily. Ok, yes heavy duty cleaners may clean your figures, but, they will almost certainly leave a residue on your figures that will be almost impossible to paint over. The effect it leaves is a kind of a patchy gloss finnish where the paint doesnt seem to adhere to the plastic correctly.It’s great for stripping minis mate but like others have said just take care and also ventilation is a good thing too.