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How do you strip the paint from an HO scale Kato locomotive?

Methods that work well to strip paint from other brands of HO scale model trains do not work well on Kato locomotives. 91% isopropyl alcohol works great on Proto and Athearn products, but generally doesn't touch the paint on Kato models. We're preparing an HO Kato SD40-2 snoot nose BNSF unit to take on a new identity. Will strip the paint and artwork in this episode. In future episodes, we'll apply detail parts, then prime the shell, airbrush the shell, then add final detail parts, decals and finally, add a little weathering to our visitor from the east. A point that I did not cover in the video which is that I'm allowing 100PSI of pressure on the tool side of the regulator on my garage compressor for the sandblaster. Chapters: 00:00 Project introduction and laying out proposed detail parts 00:32 HO Scale Kato SD40-2 disassembly 01:47 Removing the Kato light bars from inside the shell 03:10 Remove window glazing from the cab 04:00 Introduction to the Badger Bead Blasting / Sand blasting set 04:18 Discussion of Aluminum Oxide as a sandblasting medium and alternatives 05:00 Getting organized in a big tote 05:21 Connecting the sandblaster to my homeowner garage style air compressor 06:00 Stripping paint and artwork from the Kato shell with the sandblaster 06:47 Stripping complete. We're ready for detail parts and primer now! Please see the playlist 'Visitor from the East' for other videos on this custom build and paint:    • 'Visitor from the East' Project - A Custom...