Pintal sa plastic - Saon pag tangtang??

[stealthghost]

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Saon man ni pag tangtang? Any ideas? bale, front bezel sa computer case.

I'm gonna repaint it, mao tangtangun nako.. Please help me..

I saw some sa internet.. Oven Cleaner daw..

any suggestions where to buy?

I've tried some

:Paint Remover
:Rubbing Compound
:Break Fluid

Bosny Paint Remover - Kaunun ang plastic once madugay nimo tangtang.. need to scrape.. ma-guba ang plastic

Rubbing Compound - nothing happened - mura'g mo-smooth samut ang surface.. wahehehe..

Break Fluid - After 24hrs na naa'y break fluid ang surface (not immersed) wa'y natabang..

mayta'g ang mohatag suggestions, kanang naa pud ngari available sa cebu ..

I don't know where to put this thread though.. but it's my hobby.. so pasensya na mga mods..

Thanks for understanding.. Hope someone can help..

[stealthghost]

oops.. I found Sodium Hydroxide can be used.. Oven cleaners pud d.i na..

Liquid sosa might do the trick.. Hope someone could suggest other method..

except sa pag kiskis gamit og liha..

coz I've been doing that for more than a year (due to lack of time and kapoyan usahay)

gahi kaayo tangtangun ang pintal..

[xkenikensx]

bro unsay common name sa sodium hydroxide?

[jumps_zilla]

Try "Simple Green" or "Pine Sol". You can find it at the grocery. THat's what I use to remove paint from the miniatures (plastic or metal) I paint.

[stealthghost]

@jumps_zilla thanks for the info bro... I'll try to find that Simple Green or Pine Sol..!

Sodium Hydroxide is found @ Liquid Sosa (pang clean sa drainage bitaw sa CR)
Warning!!! Don't handle NaOH (Sodium hydroxide) without rubber gloves

I've been using Liquid Sosa for quite some time now but didn't realize I can use it for paint.. but still will try jumps_zilla's suggestions

[xkenikensx]

try acetone ..
tips..pour a bit amount of acetone to a cotton ball that would make it so wet and place it on the part u want to take off after 30seconds rub the part you want to remove..

[Napster Mick]

Follow this steps.
Step 1. Boil hot water.
Step 2. Dip the plastic into the boiled water.
Step 3. Increase the temperature to 100 deg celsius.
Step 4.Go to SM
Step 5. Buy new.

Bitaw: It might be emdeded sa plastic ang pintal. SO dili matangtang

[jumps_zilla]

Napster Mick also has a point. If the paint is "bonded" to the plastic for some reason, then pine sol or simple green might not work. you can try liquid sosa or acetone. but if that doesn't work, you can try sand paper and a lot of patience.