HELP Sticky primer on oven baked clay

[Constable Bertrand]

Hi brains trust can I have some help.

I made some little oven baked polimer clay creations with the family and after baking sprayed with army painter primer as my usual method.

There is a chemical reaction going on making the primer tacky and not dry.

What are my options to fix it?
Coat of modpodge?

Cheers
Matt

[has.been]

Modpodge has fixed a lot of things for me, worth a try.

[snitcythedog]

I would have suggested either a respray or Has.been's suggestion of ModPodge

[Dean]

In case anyone doesn't know, ModPodge is pretty much just watered down PVA glue, they tell you it's not the same, but I have yet to find an application where it works differently   

[Constable Bertrand]

Thanks Has and Snitchy. 

Sounds like modge/pva may be a goer.  Wish me luck

In case anyone doesn't know, ModPodge is pretty much just watered down PVA glue, they tell you it's not the same, but I have yet to find an application where it works differently   

Dean, I've managed to avoid the modge podgy craze for almost 10 years as it was impossible to find locally, but it's available now and I've bought a pot so have it on hand. It does seem to behave in a very similar method, I think the really only upside is that there is a matte finish and it applies at a more paint like consistency.

Would iosoprocol alcohol work to rub it off? I thought that may be a bit aggressive?

[zemjw]

You can get modge podge as a spray, as well as the brush on version. If the surface is sticky, the spray might be easier, at least for the first coat.