soaking models question

Started by Nav, 30 December 2012, 11:06:50 PM

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Techno

You're probably right then S.

I'm afraid most of my 'knowledge' on this type of question is from long, long ago. ;)
Cheers - Phil.

sebigboss79

I just never encountered an problem with plastics  :P but then again it could be good to remove dust from stuff you have improperly stored for a while....

Squirrel

All plastic and resin mouldings will have some degree of release agent residue on them, but the type and quantity used will determine whether there is an issue painting them.

With injection moulding the release agent is often applied manually after five or so 'presses' so the amount on a model can vary a lot.

Only a problem when using acrylic paints normally so spray primer solves the issue and saves having to wash them.

Cheers,

Kev

Hertsblue

The only figures I ever washed were the old Airfix plastics. It was always pure murder trying to get enamel to stay on them - but then, it only took a strong wind to bend them.  :'(
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sebigboss79

Quote from: Hertsblue on 02 January 2013, 09:34:15 AM
The only figures I ever washed were the old Airfix plastics. It was always pure murder trying to get enamel to stay on them - but then, it only took a strong wind to bend them.  :'(

Enamel on plastics  :o :o :o :o
OK, I admit, been there, done that.... :-[