Vigorously rub the stained area, using generous amounts of the thinner. (This will only be effective if the primer is fresh and has not dried.)
For dried areas, you will need to use a harsher chemical. Spray the stained area with "Gumout Choke and Carb Cleaner," and rub with a clean rag.
Vigerous rubbing and repeated applications will be required to remove the primer completely.
Repeat steps 3 and 4 until the area is clean.
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