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Step 1
Add the Castrol Super Clean to your container. For this example, I chose to use an old medicine bottle since
it was the perfect size to strip a single model. It also had the bonus of having a tight lid.
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| Our poor Ultramarine has volunteered for duty |
Step 2
Place your model in the container and walk away. I'm unsure how long this step should be, but I chose to
soak the model overnight for this experiment.
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| Our brave volunteer is having second thoughts |
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| There is no turning back now |
Step 3
When you remove the model from the container, you should notice the paint blistering on the surface.
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| Being covered in blisters may be good for Nurgle, but not for this marine |
Step 4
With an old toothbrush, scrub the blistered paint from the model. Depending on your choice of primers, this
step could take a couple of minutes.
After no more than 5 minutes, my model was finished. It's now ready for assembly and painting.
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| This naked, marine ampute will live again, that I swear! |
There you have it. With just a small investment, your models will be ready for paint and
battle again.
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