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Re: Tacky primer - HELP! Paul mather » Mar 17 '15 so I primed Rocket Raccoon with what I thought was acrylic primer.. I was wrong, its solvent based and now Rocket is tacky. I obviously need to strip off the primer and start again, what do you guys recommend for stripping vinyl? Paulus.				Paul mather Posts: 116 Joined: Nov 23 '13 Contact:
Re: Tacky primer - HELP! Steven Woosey » Mar 17 '15 Oven cleaner has worked great for me on vinyl plenty of times. Don`t go buying expensive stuff either, cheap poundland/home bargains stuff is just fine. Submerge the parts overnight and then wash or scrub off with an old toothbrush. Repeat if required. Obviously I don`t know what kind of primer your dealing with here, so this is just my experience in the past. It might not work on solvent based.				Steven Woosey Posts: 62 Joined: Nov 24 '13 Contact:
Re: Tacky primer - HELP! Ellenbethsdad » Mar 17 '15 Who works every time, no harsh chemicals so won`t damage your kit http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HG-GRAFFITI-REMOVER-500ML-/111169227682?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item19e233cba2 Pete				Ellenbethsdad Posts: 320 Joined: Nov 20 '13 Contact:
Re: Tacky primer - HELP! Paul mather » Mar 18 '15 Thanks guys first pass with oven cleaner got about 75% off. will do a second run and then a toothbrush. The primer for reference was plasti-kote. I usually use Halford primer but I had run out.. classic case of more haste less speed.				Paul mather Posts: 116 Joined: Nov 23 '13 Contact:
Re: Tacky primer - HELP! Anthony Hughes » Mar 18 '15 I`ve used Halfords for literally decades but just recently tried some Hycote brand from The Range - seems to be just as good but for half the price				Anthony Hughes Posts: 144 Joined: Nov 23 '13 Contact: