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Acetone can melt plastic so I'd be very careful using it on toys.

I use non-acetone nail polish remover. The results are varied though.

I used non-Acetone nail polish remover to remove the giant blue trapeze on the Wet-Suit torso that my Hiryu custom uses: http://www.joedios.com/dioramas/sho...r&imageuser=270
And while you can't see them, I also used this product to remove the "badges" that were on the 91 Grunt's jacket to make that Clutch custom.

I usually just put some of the nail polish remover on a Q-tip and rub it against the paint I want to remove. Sometimes I use paper towels to rub too. It depends on the area.

Just be careful using this stuff.

09-02-2007, 11:39 AM	#9
Jay Still 100% Twitter-free. Offline --> Posts: 2,411 --> Join Date: May 2006	Acetone can melt plastic so I'd be very careful using it on toys. I use non-acetone nail polish remover. The results are varied though. I used non-Acetone nail polish remover to remove the giant blue trapeze on the Wet-Suit torso that my Hiryu custom uses: http://www.joedios.com/dioramas/sho...r&imageuser=270 And while you can't see them, I also used this product to remove the "badges" that were on the 91 Grunt's jacket to make that Clutch custom. I usually just put some of the nail polish remover on a Q-tip and rub it against the paint I want to remove. Sometimes I use paper towels to rub too. It depends on the area. Just be careful using this stuff. __________________ RIP Minouche, 1994-2009.