Ok,

Don't keep your workspace messy like this


You should always work in an easy to clean area with your desk covered in something to protect it. Don't buy a bran new desk to study on then cover it with miniature painting and sculpting crap.

Anyway. How do you get greenstuff out of cloth since I have now speared it on my chair somehow.

Cheers

I would scope the cleaning isle of your supermarket, pick up the bottles and see what they say on the back, Other wise I doubt it will come out

...and, how can you remove greenstuff from metal miniatures ?

just curious.....

nice work area mark :-D

stu

Mark, since I assume the Greenstuff has hardened your best bet is to just try to peel it off... Other than that I would say your screwed!

Straylight: My hobby knife usually does the trick for me... The stuff will just peel off once you get started.

Try using ice to freeze it (if it will freeze?) then scrape/break it off.

Metho works well for metal minitures.
Soak for 24+ hours mind you strips paint as well.



As for your chair.

Try to treat it like chewing gum and freeze it (ice) then try to peel it off. But I suspect you're screwed as it probably sunk into the fibre...

If ice is no good I suppose you could try using dry ice, the advange being that there won't be a massive puddle of water left afterwards. As to where you can get dry ice... sorry no idea.

umm dry ice i dunno, why not try some wartner (at home wart freezing kit) it's insanely cold, i put it on sloppily once and it cold burnt the surrounding skin

Well for dry-ice try and bribe your local GP, but that 'Wart Off' stuff PU said works wonders...