prepping resin parts

It sometimes depends on how the parts were made or who made them, in other words. Some people use the Wesley stuff. I can't remember the name because I've never used it, but I know it works. I use a lot of resin parts from all over except bodies. I asked Norm Vebber of Miniatures and Replicas of Maryland once what to use, he's considered one of the best resin makers going, so I thought he would know. He told me soap and warm water on his parts and got mad when I suggested Wesley's. I use soap and water on just about everybody's resin and have had no problem. Rubbing alcohol will work also. I'm no resin expert by any means but I do use a lot of it from a lot of different makers. I know you don't want to use lacquer thinner. Resin can be delicate stuff and it will harm it. Warm water and dish soap works great for me. I rub the parts with a soft cloth while I wash them, rinse them good, let them dry thoroughly and good to go. Different makers use different products in different ways but, so far the soap and water thing has worked on all of them.

Mainly I just use dish soap and water on the resin parts that I make,I also heard of using laundry bleach,but I never tried that yet