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First of all: you don't need to remove all the paint, but that's up to you. You can just sand the horse properly with a soft sanding paper, to remove the mold lines and most of the paint.If you really want to strip all the paint, don't use acetone, it can react with the plastic and make it melt (not while doing it, but on the long process of time). I'm serious about that happening.Here's a link who can helps you: https://artbycriley.wordpress.com/2017/11/29/how-to-strip-paint-off-of-a-breyer-resin-or-pewter-model-horse-using-purple-power/
Dakota, I hadn't even thought of that! Considering it's the 90s Sham that stunk like that! I will take care and remove him from the herd just to be sure. Thanks for letting me know.He isn't sticky but I want to be cautious.