Turns out I still had the remainder of the Modelhaus cab from the last time I bought one as I only used the front clip from it for the build I was doing. Test soaked it in the purple pond for a day and a half and it survived with no issues so used it to strip this latest one *PIC*

In Response To: Follow on to my question below, assuming it is the Modelhaus cab, I can’t recall now, is purple pond/csc safe to use on their resin stuff to strip the paint or no? *NM* ()

And it’s worked without any issues

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Follow on to my question below, assuming it is the Modelhaus cab, I can’t recall now, is purple pond/csc safe to use on their resin stuff to strip the paint or no? *NM*
- I wouldn't soak resin in anything. I'd try nail polish remover first, or just scuff and repaint *NM*
- I agree I wouldn't soak it in anything. However you should be able to wipe it down with paint thinner. As always test first in an inconspicuous spot. *NM*
  - NON ACETONE nail polish remover, do not soak, use makeup gauze not cotton pads. *NM*
- oven cleaner is safe for the old tan resin. *NM*
- Turns out I still had the remainder of the Modelhaus cab from the last time I bought one as I only used the front clip from it for the build I was doing. Test soaked it in the purple pond for a day and a half and it survived with no issues so used it to strip this latest one *PIC*