CCC wishes Sideshow would hurry up with that Baroness figure.
I have a Crimson Cobra Commander coming to me, and as much as I like him, I'm not crazy about the silver Cobra logo on his mask.
Does anyone have a suggestion as to how I can remove the silver logo without damaging the head sculpt/paint job?
Jose suggested I use light grain sandpaper and then completely repaint with acrylics.
Thanks in advance for the assistance!
I have a Crimson Cobra Commander coming to me, and as much as I like him, I'm not crazy about the silver Cobra logo on his mask.
Does anyone have a suggestion as to how I can remove the silver logo without damaging the head sculpt/paint job?
Jose suggested I use light grain sandpaper and then completely repaint with acrylics.
Thanks in advance for the assistance!
If the red is molded in color maybe you could wetsand with 3000 grit, but test in an inconspicuous area. By the way, if you are going to repaint with acrylics, why not just paint over it? Why bother removing it? The paint isn't that thick, is it?
I would think that 3000 grit sandpaper would be safer than mineral spirits, paint thinner, lacquer thinner and especially acetone. It seems to me you can either remove paint with solvent or by abrading it, and solvent has a tendency to soften and discolor plastics and rubber, so I would prefer sanding in an unknown situation. Otherwise, it's just paint over it. One could also put something else over it like a vinyl wrap, but I don't know it would really apply here. One could also try to careful scrape off the paint with a razor blade, but that it super tricky as it is easy to gouge the plastic.
I would think that 3000 grit sandpaper would be safer than mineral spirits, paint thinner, lacquer thinner and especially acetone. It seems to me you can either remove paint with solvent or by abrading it, and solvent has a tendency to soften and discolor plastics and rubber, so I would prefer sanding in an unknown situation. Otherwise, it's just paint over it. One could also put something else over it like a vinyl wrap, but I don't know it would really apply here. One could also try to careful scrape off the paint with a razor blade, but that it super tricky as it is easy to gouge the plastic.
The discoloration is a non factor since you are going to paint over it. If you use 100% alcohol, it would not damage the plastic. Ski used it to remove the tattoos of the Whiplash body (or the Barney body) with out damaging it.
Awesome. Now paint it blue.
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