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How would you go about painting a pre-printed mini (lemm.ee)
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I see a lot of bigger minis (medis?) from shows like DBZ and I always think I'd love to paint over them.

But you can't just start painting on top, right? What do you do to prep them for repainting?

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[–] BirbSeed@lemmy.world 2 points 2 years ago

SSTF nailed it. This is the way.