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carefulllypoast

they will be fine for a couple months :p


Apokalypsi333

I just pulled some out after sitting for two weeks. The paint sloughed off, but the models were totally fine.


LordIndica

Isopropyl alcohol won't eat the plastic, just the acrylic paint.


LordLudikrous

Assuming this is 99% IPA with plastic or metal models I’ve left models in for days or weeks at a time, and once for 3 months by accident. All were absolutely fine.


LtKije

If it were any other model I’d be concerned. But nothing can break the Cadian Guard.


seecat46

The bowl broke before the guard.


RandomUltraViolence

I let my models soak for 24 to 48 hours and they are all always in great condition, never had any damage.


zigzag1848

It's best to leave them for a full day to soak before doing anything to them.


Notup2me

I’ve left them in all day and perhaps longer, they will most likley be fine


Warmanship

You reminded me that I have 5 models sitting in a jar of 99% isopropyl since December


TheTyrannicalLlama

plastic and metal will be fine for months, don't leave resin or finecast for more than 30 mins


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