We used to use Easy-Off oven cleaner to remove lacquer from 1:32 scale slotcar/model bodies, with no adverse effects on the plastic. It urns the paint into a sheet you can literally peel off, very nice. As always test a small area first.

Mitch

Be very careful here. Mind Blowi

Hmmmm

Interested in hearing a plausable solution to this pickle.

I have a nice RK with a spot on it where someone painted a stenciled digit right next to the badge of all places. I haven't had the kahones to try anything yet as the wrapped finish is exceptionally rare.

Gray paint over green sparkle wrap?!?!?!?

Some people!!

Good luck with that! We certainly are blessed with this forum for advice for you! In addition to this thread, sure this is also discussed in other archived threads.

If it were me I would start with some of that environmentally friendly citrus stripper. Spray it on and soon as the paint starts to crinkle and bubble, get it off. I have also heard of guys using a graffiti remover.

First get the paint tested so you know what you are trying to remove.

Creighton

I've used paint stripper before. They have a version that is spray on. Can do a small section at a time. Always had good results and it only reacts with the paint. Shouldn't damage the wrap underneath in any way.

Like Jeff mentioned, try Graffitti Remover in a rattle can...Spray on lightly, let sit for a minute or so and wipe off...Multiple applications would be needed...Once all paint has been removed, follow up with Novus step 2 and then 1...

Cheers