Question, how to strip paint from resin

[FordWagonNut]

Ok, so here is the deal.

I am a first timer with resin, its a '73 Chevrolet Kingswood Estate wagon from "The Modelhaus". I am 100% satisfied with this guys cars, I mean, there was really nothing to do with the body. Everything is straight and sharp. I also bought his '70 Ford LTD Country Squire ( I own a '78 Ford LTD Country Squire).

The problem is, I painted the '73 Chevy with the three part lacquer system by Testors. I really dont like how the color turned out on this wagon and I would like to repaint it.

Can I use Wesley White Wall Tire cleaner? Or is there something else that I can use.

Thanks for any help,

Jonathan

[chrismooney]

I have used easy off oven cleaner on resin w/o any problems.. also i am almost shure you can clean resin off with laquer thinner.... it wont melt it like it does to platic

[BigPoppa]

Whatever you do, DON'T use Castrol Super Clean/Purple Power degreasers. Try Easy-Off first for sure

[Eshaver]

I generally use the Poly S brand of Lift off. I have good luck with it even though it sometimes take several tries to get it to work. Ed Shaver

[FordWagonNut]

Thanks for the info on this one.......I really really didn't want to watch my $90 investment just melt before me by me using the wrong stripper. I'll give some of this a go later this week and see what happens.