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The dreaded PVA. in the
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My problem is I have to start a job today, the customer has primed the walls with PVA How do I remove it? so I can prime with SBR, sand ... -
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Re: The dreaded PVA.
i would say suger soap or sand it off
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Re: The dreaded PVA.
sand it off 
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Re: The dreaded PVA.
ive know it peel of before depends how thick
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Re: The dreaded PVA.
Sanding to create a keyable surface is the better option.
Over wetting to remove it could damage the surface structure strength,.
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Re: The dreaded PVA.
I would say sand it down to be sure you are rid of all the evil PVA 
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