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Feather River Train Shop. Chuck will bend over backwards to help you. He gets 99% of my business. Dave

Good points Mike.

Most warranties I've seen ask that the defective item be returned to the manufacture. Dave

I also have never has any trouble using lacquer thinner to thin Floquil paint. Wear gloves, use an air respirator and work in a well ventilated area. I had Lymphoma so you can bet that I am careful. Dave

Looks great. I'm gonna have to look into one of those kits. Dave

You're right Chris, a coffee filter would do the job also. I used them for awhile and found that they would clog quickly. Just keep a stir stick of some kind near by to stir up the sediment. Dave

Hi All, I've used all of the paint strippers on the model train store shelves. I've also tried Pine Sol, brake fluid and others. All of them worked with varying degrees of success. It seems to come down to what type of paint/ink was used and how it was applied. Also each of the strippers had...