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    How to remove the black paint on russian captures?

    So this is the question, how can someone remove that hatefull black paint in russian capture weapons?
    I am using my fingernails but I am wasting them, so another better method is to......
    thanks
    Ace
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    I Used A Degreaser To Remove The Varnish From The Stock And It Also Removed The Black Paint From Most Of The Parts . You Should Disassemble The Entire Rifle And Do The Parts Seperately.if That Does Not Work Try A Paint Solvent In A Well Ventalated Area . Some Times There Is A Half Way Decent Finish Under The Paint. Good Luck
    Carlos-bluediv

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      #3
      Muchas gracias, Carlos
      Ace

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        #4
        Brake fluid works pretty good and does not hurt finish.

        Use Dot 3.
        MLP

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          #5
          Yes! Bremsflüssigkeit! ;-)

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            #6
            When I was stripping the shellac from the stocks of my Russian capture K98k's, I used denatured alcohol. As I dodn't take-down the weapons completely (only removed the barrels/actions and barrel bands), some metal was still on the stocks.

            I was surprised to find that the denatured alcohol also removed the cheap Ruskie paint from the metal pieces too!

            Try it- I hope this helps!

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              #7
              Thanks pals
              It worked
              Cheers
              Ace

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