Best way to strip old figs?

[Argonor]

In Sweden we are required to take these kind of non-degradable waste to the city recycling station. There was talk of requiring vendors to accept returns of used chemicals.

Same here in DK. I'm surprised that it isn't a universal rule of the EU.

[rob_the_robgoblin]

Hmm I might try the 'Original Brown Dettol' first, sounds much less sinister. 

[Orgel]

So that was only tips to clean of Metal Models. What can I do with Plastic Models? Maybe the answers was given and I overread it, so i'm sorry. If not then please tell me!

LG
die Orgel

[revford]

In Sweden we are required to take these kind of non-degradable waste to the city recycling station. There was talk of requiring vendors to accept returns of used chemicals.

Same here in DK. I'm surprised that it isn't a universal rule of the EU.

The UK is really behind the curve on recycling, it was only this year that I got any recycling facilities and depending on where you live the council will only take certain things.

For example, I can recycle cans and bottles, but not cardboard or food waste.

[thebinmann]

Hmm I might try the 'Original Brown Dettol' first, sounds much less sinister. 

Me too

[Donpimpom]

But what kind of paint do you want to strip-off acrilics or emanels?

for acrilics i use the standar acetone, the one cosmetic used to clean toes etc.
For me works quite fine, 1 hour in acetone and then a (sometimes long) old toothbrush session but much safer than make your liver looks like dried grape using these nitrothingbombs