Arado 240 V12

[PR19_Kit]

I don't want to get ALL of it off, the yellow underside is just fine, so I don't want to dunk it in any kind of fluid. I've had enough problems doing that with the Dragon, so it'll be the 320 grit wet-and-dry paper.

[Rick Lowe]

Ah, fair enough, then.

Would a light, very temporary, brushed-on coat of oven cleaner do the job? Or maybe still a bit too fraught?

[PR19_Kit]

With my luck it'd dissolve the entire model! 

[zenrat]

Or, you could get an interesting paint effect.

I mixed up my paint types on this '68 Road Runner and the clear cracked.  I dropped it into the stripping bath (can't remember if it was brake fluid or caustic soda) but pulled it out before it was finished when I saw that the stripper had gone down the cracks but left the rest of the paint alone.  I rinsed it off and cleared it because I liked the effect.  Bet I couldn't do it again if I wanted to do though.

68 Road Runner Do Over 001 by Fred Maillardet, on Flickr

[PR19_Kit]

That's REALLY good Fred, an interesting effect for sure. 

[Wardukw]

Or, you could get an interesting paint effect.

I mixed up my paint types on this '68 Road Runner and the clear cracked.  I dropped it into the stripping bath (can't remember if it was brake fluid or caustic soda) but pulled it out before it was finished when I saw that the stripper had gone down the cracks but left the rest of the paint alone.  I rinsed it off and cleared it because I liked the effect.  Bet I couldn't do it again if I wanted to do though.

68 Road Runner Do Over 001 by Fred Maillardet, on Flickr

Very very cool Fred 😎 😀..i do like that 😀
It also reminds me now I need more Tamiya putty..alot more   

[Wardukw]

With my luck it'd dissolve the entire model! 

Kit mate you can bring safe with the knowledge that the oven cleaner will not dissolve ya model 
The only time I had a problem was when I left a bonnet from a Hasegawa XJS Jag in the cleaner and totally forgot about it 🙃
But even then it only melted one of the edges at the front 🙄.
Easy fix it was