dude... genius. I use Simple Green for my plastics and it works just sitting. but the fish filter is genius. And I'm glad to know simple green works for resin. Just a little scared because resin is softer so thought that it might get ruined by even something like simple green. For metal I use almost any cleaner I have at the moment. Pewter is so resistant to so many corrosive cleaning products it's awesome. Pinesol, Windex, even nail polish remover if my sis lets me. but thanks for genius idea.
OMG its already working! i could see the resin was white already on some parts. i was worried some of the thicker parts were not gonna clean up. but when i picked up the part it rubbed right off on my fingers. gonna let it soak for a couple more hours and then start doing some scrubbing. THANKS ALOT FOR THIS! :)
Damn, i wish i'd seen this earlier. i'm almost positive my model railroad shell got pitted by the Alclohol i used on it. People keep insisting that alcohol would be fine, should have looked deeper!
PLEASE RESPOND!! i need to know how much you diluted the simple green for use on plastic miatures, i used it with 1:10 about and all it did was take the black wash off. please help, i cant strip minis without your help
SInce it is so reusable I would just be safe and not dilute it at all. I pretty sure the spray bottle comes prediluted. The big jugs are not. I could be wrong on the spray bottle though.
So if you dont use it for anything else anyway, just use it straight.
I diluted mine because I had to fill such a huge tub and the filter caused it to be more effective anyway. Resin is also a lot easier to strip than plastic.
Super Clean works better, you can let it soak for about 1/2 a day and the paint will fall off. It works fine on resin, plastic and metal. You can find it at Auto Zone, $11.00 for a gallon.
dude... genius. I use Simple Green for my plastics and it works just sitting. but the fish filter is genius. And I'm glad to know simple green works for resin. Just a little scared because resin is softer so thought that it might get ruined by even something like simple green. For metal I use almost any cleaner I have at the moment. Pewter is so resistant to so many corrosive cleaning products it's awesome. Pinesol, Windex, even nail polish remover if my sis lets me. but thanks for genius idea.
Ydouneed2nomyname 3 months ago
fish filter is a clever idea.
JohnLoganMcKee03 5 months ago
OMG its already working! i could see the resin was white already on some parts. i was worried some of the thicker parts were not gonna clean up. but when i picked up the part it rubbed right off on my fingers. gonna let it soak for a couple more hours and then start doing some scrubbing. THANKS ALOT FOR THIS! :)
ohsnapitsdoug 6 months ago
trying this exact setup right now on an old resin garage kit i want to redo. hoping this works! :)
ohsnapitsdoug 6 months ago
What are the active ingredients of simple green, want to find a UK alternative. Thanks very much
vaudevilleUK 9 months ago
@vaudevilleUK
Simple Green is in fact available in the UK. Search for their uk website... you can't get it in the shops afaik.
EmperorsTeeth 2 months ago
Thats ingenious man. This makes me feel alot more comfortable about buying resin minis. I'm going get my hands on some Smog 1888 minis.
ZombieBrainsDev 11 months ago
Damn, i wish i'd seen this earlier. i'm almost positive my model railroad shell got pitted by the Alclohol i used on it. People keep insisting that alcohol would be fine, should have looked deeper!
cab4 1 year ago
wow i feel dumb for not thinking of the fish filter thats genius lol
lolomgswearwords 1 year ago
I love the sound it makes :P
BluWallz 1 year ago
does paint thinner work for medal models?
sremetz 1 year ago
genious idea with the filter
TheFilipinoBoxer 1 year ago
PLEASE RESPOND!! i need to know how much you diluted the simple green for use on plastic miatures, i used it with 1:10 about and all it did was take the black wash off. please help, i cant strip minis without your help
shahe66 2 years ago
SInce it is so reusable I would just be safe and not dilute it at all. I pretty sure the spray bottle comes prediluted. The big jugs are not. I could be wrong on the spray bottle though.
So if you dont use it for anything else anyway, just use it straight.
I diluted mine because I had to fill such a huge tub and the filter caused it to be more effective anyway. Resin is also a lot easier to strip than plastic.
GMMStudios 2 years ago
where do you get easy green? I have been trying to find some for 1 month and a half!!!!!
peterxd0909 2 years ago
@peterxd0909 home depot
TheFilipinoBoxer 1 year ago
dude thats a great idea with the filter!
awsome!
nabreakdance 2 years ago
Super Clean works better, you can let it soak for about 1/2 a day and the paint will fall off. It works fine on resin, plastic and metal. You can find it at Auto Zone, $11.00 for a gallon.
xwolf316 3 years ago
here is dare any other product like this cause i can get this cause im in ireland lol
DarkAngelMarine 3 years ago
you're obv american with your wallmart
could you give us all a list of products which are similar to simple green and laquer thinner, and would have the same impact please
just incase there not sold in our british tescos and sich
thanks for posting this btw
i'm planning a witch hunters army. but i'm not rich.. i'm taking apart a couple space marine tanks and making them way cooler
tcejer 3 years ago
u can get simply green in england
matty0l214 3 years ago
Dettol works
the undiluted one, though
BatuK93 2 years ago
does the simple green remove paint from the metal models?
Itgiger 3 years ago
Yes but if you are doing metal minis ONLY then laquer thinner works in about five minutes versus a day or two. It melts plastic and resin though!
GMMStudios 3 years ago
that is what i figured but i have simple green and dont have laquer thinner
Itgiger 3 years ago
Ah well then use the Simple Green, by the time you get a chance to go and buy thinner they will be stripped already.
GMMStudios 3 years ago
From Simple Green site (abridged, so check out):
Eye Contact: Mild Eye Irritant.
Skin Contact: No adverse effects expected under typical use conditions.
Ingestion: May cause stomach or intestinal upset if swallowed.
Inhalation: No adverse effects expected under typical use conditions. Adequate ventilation should be present when
using Simple Green over a prolonged period of time.
Medical Conditions: Dermalsensitive
users may experience mild but reversible reactions.
maggoli67 3 years ago
Well theres our answer! Thanks for looking that up.
GMMStudios 3 years ago
is simple green acidic?
saadeath2 3 years ago
No in fact it smells like root beer and I think you can drink it without dying. I wouldnt do it but its non toxic :)
GMMStudios 3 years ago
so how does it work, stripping the paint off and all?
saadeath2 3 years ago
if i was you i wouldnt put stripping in the tags box ;)
flatlandsk8ter94 3 years ago
Haha good point. Oh well.
Thanks for the comments guys.
GMMStudios 3 years ago
That's my fog's tank filter!!! : 0
Lexicon1971 3 years ago
kool idea
orkwarlord2 3 years ago
The tank filter is a cool idea
SomePhatDude 3 years ago