Stripping Paint Off Polycarbonate

[enfieldbanana]

HEy there people,

I was wondering if anybody knows what you can use to get rid of spray paint from the inside of a polycarbonate shell without ruining the shell so that you repaint it. Basically I've sodded up spraying a undertray for my B44 and want to redo it without buying a new one.

Any ideas people?

Cheers in advance.

Andy

[blitzboy]

what paint were you using andy

[ryan_93]

nitro fuel or i think brake fluid works aswell.

[super sparks]

I use nitro fuel on a rag and just rub over the paint it does come off eventually

[V-Rossi]

You can use Carson Paint Killer, a new product to remove paint from bodies.

[enfieldbanana]

Originally Posted by blitzboy

what paint were you using andy

Custom Colour stuff (Marinello Ice)

Thought it was solid red when I bought it but its one of those sprays that is semi transparent. Put too little on before backing with the white and is really patchy. Bloody mess.

So gonna have a go a stripping it off and then use the red that I got from Al Hobbies (just up the road) to redo the under-tray.

Thanks for all the suggestions people. Really appreciate it!!!

Will let you know how I get on.

Andy

PS: What's the best way to get photo's on here?

[Brat]

I've tried brake fluid, nitro fuel, Mr Muscle on the Tamiya Polycarb paint (nitro safe) but never able to remove even a fraction... Any other option which i can try?

[Jamie.T]

I leave my shells in a bath of high % nitro fuel for a couple of hours, then rub off with scourer pad. Seems to work on most paints, but some top quality paints just wont budge.

Jamie.....