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missy
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 Greasy Marmits-HELP! Skylar just got some marmits and they were greasy in the bags. I've read about other people having this problem, but not how to fix it. Soap & Water? Paper Towels? What is best to keep from messing up the paint? thanks!
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| Fri Mar 02, 2007 7:19 pm |
 
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michael
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yeah dish soap and water! it worked wonders for me!
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hillsy11
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Warm soapy water should do it. I hate greasy vinyls...
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| Fri Mar 02, 2007 7:38 pm |
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3x3is9
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hillsy11 wrote: Warm soapy water should do it. I hate greasy vinyls... Some of the King Ken figures are like that. I know with them it is so there is less chance of them getting scratched in packaging....
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hillsy11
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3x3is9 wrote: hillsy11 wrote: Warm soapy water should do it. I hate greasy vinyls... Some of the King Ken figures are like that. I know with them it is so there is less chance of them getting scratched in packaging.... Interesting. Come to think of it, the only greasy ones for me have been the Marmits that come in 2's. I didn't think it was deliberate.
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Mutonismyfriend
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TH King Kens are greasy becaiuse they spray them with some kind of lube (WD40?) when they put them in teh clam shells. At James' LA signing they were dripping everywhere...what an F'ing mess.
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living dead
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Baby wipes!! Love those things 
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creevox
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Dish soap and water. Just be sure to NOT soak the figures in water. unless you want to risk taking them apart and ruining the paint to get the water out. Because water sitting in an enclosed space with adequate ventilation like a kaiju piece is the perfect breeding ground for mold.
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skylar
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I just hit them up with soap and water on a wet paper towel, then a dry one to clean it off. worked well. thanks guys.
also, the Greasy Marmits is gonna be the name of my new band.
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