EnderspoinkHi, in my previous article, I asked for advice on removing paint from three of my nendoroids: BLOG #41038 so I thought I'd show the results I got.
On the advice of GHOSTORB, I used Citristrip stripping gel. What I did was coat the painted areas in gel using Q-tips, let them sit for 20-30 minutes, then I filled a bowl with hot water, put the pieces in and let them sit there for a few minutes. I then put on sanitary gloves and rubbed the paint off. It all came off so easily too, like paper! Here are the finished results:
With Sayaka, there was another layer of pink instead of white underneath, but in all honest I think it works better for her, so I'm going to keep this way. As for the Sabers, it more or less worked perfectly!
Thanks to everyone who gave me advice and wished me luck on my endeavor!
On the advice of GHOSTORB, I used Citristrip stripping gel. What I did was coat the painted areas in gel using Q-tips, let them sit for 20-30 minutes, then I filled a bowl with hot water, put the pieces in and let them sit there for a few minutes. I then put on sanitary gloves and rubbed the paint off. It all came off so easily too, like paper! Here are the finished results:
With Sayaka, there was another layer of pink instead of white underneath, but in all honest I think it works better for her, so I'm going to keep this way. As for the Sabers, it more or less worked perfectly!
Thanks to everyone who gave me advice and wished me luck on my endeavor!
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So that explains the pink color :p
While the paint job was actually well done, it just wasn't really for me. I'm not really into customizing my figure. So even if they still aren't 100% normal, I honestly still prefer them this way.