Damn Brasso

[hawkyboy4]

Anyone know how to get rid of the print off road baseplates? Brasso and Silvo don't want to work, god knows why (tell me God, please? I even spelt your name with a capital:))

Any ideas?

[Ras 74]

Anyone know how to get rid of the print off road baseplates? Brasso and Silvo don't want to work, god knows why (tell me God, please? I even spelt your name with a capital:))

Any ideas?

Only in one place. That might be why you don´t get any answers

I have never tryed to get printing of roadplates before. Why do you want to do this?

[Shadows]

Rub and/or pray harder.

Which specific plates are you trying to do?

[Joey Lock]

Rub and/or pray harder.

Which specific plates are you trying to do?

I believe these ones:

I'd suggest sanding or something but it may not be painted on. It may just be printed like that, not able to get off.

[hawkyboy4]

Answer to Ras' question, it's for my urban roads in my apocalyptic desert.

And those are the correct plates, just in dark grey (bley?).

I've started on the curve piece, and managed to almost remove the middle stripe.

[SlyOwl]

From what I recall of the few roadplates I have handled, the actual road bit isn't perfectly smooth, like a tile is, but has a slight texture ("acorn", I believe it is called), much like slope pieces (some of the more recent ones haven't got the texture, but any older ones do pre-2007ish). The printing on top of this is therefore harder to get off, as it gets in the cracks in the texture.

If a normal cloth isn't working, a brush of some kind may get into the cracks better.

[hawkyboy4]

From what I recall of the few roadplates I have handled, the actual road bit isn't perfectly smooth, like a tile is, but has a slight texture ("acorn", I believe it is called), much like slope pieces (some of the more recent ones haven't got the texture, but any older ones do pre-2007ish). The printing on top of this is therefore harder to get off, as it gets in the cracks in the texture.

If a normal cloth isn't working, a brush of some kind may get into the cracks better.

Thanks, I'll try it as soon as possible.