WHAT THE HELL!?!?!?!

I do the same thing with all my alternators and have never had a problem, so I think you pegged it on the head CK. Something in the Spiderman Plastic amkeup must have reacted with the final ingredient the Acrylic seal.

*room burns down*

Thanks ChromeKing...

I my expiriences with painting and striping with various plastics, paints and acetones, you definatly had a chemical reaction. Some reactions happen instantly and others take awhile. Not everything is compatible with each other. Even two identical figures may have a slightly different plastic compostion. Some paints and acetones will simply attack the plastic. A good test for a new brand of paint is to spray a piece of styrofoam. If it eats the styrofoam it'll most likely harm the plastic. Most plastic and styroform have a common ingredent, styrene (I can't spell) . Hope this helps. For those who know this already sorry for wasting your time. Here's a fun side note. Take some model car glue and put a drop on some styrofoam.

At this point I'm willing to try both. Thanks

Oh and VP throwing does feel good

You could use sculpey to fill in the dents and paint over it again...

how about wet sanding the prints off? I'm not sure if it will work...but just a thought....cuz some paints can be sanded...I guess?

~Gj

Not a clue . I usually get ticked off and throw things. It doesn't fix anything, but it feels good. I remeber I put a top coat on a model and it "dried" but then it was tacky for NO REASON. I .... can't talk about it.

anytips for getting the existing smudges away?

Used to happen to me so I stopped using a top coat. If you use quality paints you shouldn't need one. If something scratches or hits your figure with enough force to mess up the paint, I've found that it's going to do it whether you but on a top coat or not.

your turning into a mutant with heat power...lol see if you can boil water with your fingers...lol...well anyway nah that never happened to me before...so yea...but that sucks man! -_-

~Gj

Sounds like you were handling some chemicals...I like chemicals, they're yummy