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Other Stuff => Workbench => Topic started by: ErikB on March 19, 2020, 01:32:55 AM
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I had the strangest thing happen.
I have some Brother Vinni minis, the four Norman-ish knights with longswords.
I had some connecting problems where they did not stick with the superglue I was using for a long, long time. I had to hold the joints in place for 20 minutes, sometimes.
So, I soaked them in rubbing alcohol to clean them and forgot about them for a day.
Now, they are like rubber, floppy and wobbly.
Has anyone experienced this?
Will it wear off after a while?
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Sounds like the rubbing alcohol has dissolved some of the binder in the resin. I wouldn't use any solvents on resin minis (although personally I think resin minis are a terrible idea; what is wrong with metal?)
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I had this in the past with a squad resin Forgeworld Death Korps of Krieg soldiers...I dunked them in stripper (brake fluid IIRC) and they went soft, floppy and bendy. They never went stiff again. Sucked real hard...and I binned the models after several months.
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I shall refrain from actress and bishop remarks. Only sporting to shoot them on the wing.
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Yup, toasted...
Sorry mate.