How do I use the Windsor Newton to strip? Can I strip and repaint a doll head with out removing the rooted hair? Does Windsor Newton work to remove air dry?
Would you be able to blend it in near the hair line?
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I’m not sure… 
Yes… If I bypass the hair line with my rooting skillzzzzz lol
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You can do it if you don’t change the skin color too much.
Hmmmm, ok. Now… Can I use Windsor Newton to remove air dry paint? Or just vodka?
I’m pretty sure you can use it on air dry and I stripped a completly rooted head before, Just left the scalp part under the hair alone and about half way through repainting from using thinners, I had a purple ring like around the head under the hairline from the hair being a dark brown and it bled the hair dye onto the vinyl. I thought I screwed her up but she came out fine and can’t tell at all. I figured I ruined her so just kept going anyways and it all bleed well and the purple either faded or I just covered it up with paint, not sure. But the hair still stayed dark brown so I didn’t ruin that, but I thought for sure I’d have blonde or light colored hair everywhere I touched it with thinner or Windsor newton! Good luck, can’t wait to see what and how you do!
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I use Windsor & Newton to remove air dry paint. Just use a q-tip near the hairline so it doesn’t actually get in the hair.
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Thank you Jean!
You’re welcome. I also use a slice of knee high stocking to hold the hair off the face. I pull it up from the neck so just the edge of the hairline is showing.
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I just naired the hair off… I’ll redo it! Lol
Well that’ll work.
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Lololololol 
Whoops! 
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Is the vodka for you or the doll Nik? 
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We will share!
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Don’t share too much… lol
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That’s a great Idea! I just slicked the hair back, never thought about it, but great tip if I ever have to do this again!