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The stock and forearm on my CVA Apex .50 cal muzzloader have become sticky to the touch. I contacted CVA customer service and they said there are no replacements but offered to exchange for an Accura. I don't want to do that if I can avoid it. Has anyone found anything to remove the sticky layer? Thanks for any info.
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Paladin Coatings seems to offer a solution......haven't tried them yet, but I have one Sako stock I need to send them....
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I have had short time results by cleaning the stock with alcohol to remove the tackiness. Had to do it again a year or so later.
Last edited by LeonHitchcox; 12/18/23.
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Dust corn starch on it. It's an instant and permanent fix.
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Lightly sprayed my Scout 450 with Krylon (camo) 3vyrs ago..
No issues....
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