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27/07/2020 5:46 am
While in the toy room I took a Greenwood 76 Vette that was an extra and removed all the graphics.
I tried something different this time. It's called GOOF OFF. Put some on a number of Q-tips and wiped the areas I wanted cleaned. It took a number of them to get it really clean. The important thing is that it didn't hurt the white paint underneath as long as you don't rub to hard. I usually use nail polish remover but this turned out to do a better job without the cost or getting yelled at from the wife for using up her polish remover.
I'm going to make it into a Kenwood #10 which is a copy of a 1:32 slot car
27/07/2020 9:17 am
Are these silkscreen printed details you are removing Tom?
28/07/2020 7:32 am
Tom? I say Tom! Are you there?
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28/07/2020 10:22 am
Sorry about my ignorance but I don't know. Everything came off really easy though
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28/07/2020 10:23 am
I am now. At 12:32 I was at the vets with Lucy