T-Cut or very fine Emery

[The Bigbee Line]

Good evening,

 

Whilst tidiying up I came across a Bachmann Restaurant Car in Blood and Custard. It was a bargain, but is weathered....

 

I'm sure I've read about using T-Cut to 'de-weather', am I imagining this? I don't want to remove it all and most is along the bottom.

 

Any hints or links appreciated,

 

Thanks,

[Ian Fisher]

Good evening,

 

Whilst tidiying up I came across a Bachmann Restaurant Car in Blood and Custard. It was a bargain, but is weathered....

 

I'm sure I've read about using T-Cut to 'de-weather', am I imagining this? I don't want to remove it all and most is along the bottom.

 

Any hints or links appreciated,

 

Thanks,

 

Yes applied with a Q tip will should do a job for you

[rob D2]

I've done it on various diesels - very important to wash off with water after otherwise you get a white residue which is hard to remove especially in grilles

[JDW]

The discovery in this thread may be useful if it works on weathering too:

http://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index.php?/topic/123078-removing-printed-decals-with-sharpie-permanent-markers/