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Depends on who made the resin parts. If they used a mold release spray, I usually soak them a day in Westley's Bleche White tire cleaner, then scrub with a toothbrush. Some casters say water will reactivate the resin. I haven't had that issue (yet).

I know 3D printing is taking over, but I still like using resin parts.

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I still wash 3D printed parts before prime, etc. I have had issues with primer not covering some recesses in things like wheels. 

A warm water soak with some dishwashing soap is all I do, a little scrub with an old tooth brush too.

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I scrub resin models with dish washing soap, using an old toothbrush. I have never had any paint problems.

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