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Re: Erasing minifigs
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lugnet.build.minifigs
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Thu, 5 Apr 2001 05:33:28 GMT
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On Fri, 30 Mar 2001 15:56:11 GMT, "Amy Hughes"
<lugnews@public.atreides.org> wrote:
> I tried removing the printing on a minifig torso using Brasso yesterday. It
> worked, but it was a lot of work. I'm almost convinced it was the rubbing and
> not the Brasso that did the trick.
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> Has anyone discovered an easier way to do this, chemically? I'm about to try
> other chemicals. Are there any I shouldn't bother with because others have
> tried and had no success or no better success than with Brasso?
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> Thanks,
> Amy
Toothpaste seems to work also. Supposedly Tarter Control Toothpaste
has more abrasive in it so it works better, I still have some work to
finish one the one soccer fig I am removing the '1' from the back of.
You can only see where the '1' was from certain angles, otherwise
looks cool :^)
Mike
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!Warning, I click the change button on the spellchecker a LOT
Sometimes the wrong word gets inserted, sorry!
All other themes are just spare parts for Castle! :^)
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