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Okay so I decided to post my WIPs for my IG up here to see if anyone can give me a hand figuring some stuff out.(I gotta a lot of good advice last time I asked for it).
Shown First is the one model I finished, my Vendetta, which I am good with. I threw in a few step by step pics to show how I did it.

But second is my Lazcannon team which I was happy with, right until I blew Flocking all over the sides of them with out realizing they were still a bit too wet for that. So what should I do to salvage my Heavy weapons teams? Or is better to just do nothing , in order not to wreck them? ( I did try using a dry brush to sweep the stuff off, but it had dried over night and what you see is what was left behind.

After that is an old Buggy I built and painted up , way back, that I'd like to resurrect for my current army. Aside from giving the wheels axels to connect to, what else should I do to it?
I want to repaint it, but I am afraid that if I strip it, all the glue will give away. Also, should I get rid of the Heavy Bolters in favor of something else?
Would love to hear some suggestions on any or all of this.
Thanks

Is there a way you could leave the flock but add mud or something to make it look like they were fighting in muck?

well it is a mucky army, so maybe.....

Question time! Was the paint wet when you got flock on them? If that was the case, a stiff brush will probably take off the flock with minimal damage to your paint job. A quick bit of advice on your painting, also. Try watering down your paint, just a bit. It will help to smooth things out and won't clog your details. Otherwise, looking good! Hope this helps!

I'll try a stiffer brush than the one i was using. It was'nt the paint that was still wet, it was the wash I had used.
As I said , I tried to brush some of it off, but was afraid I'd damage it.
Thanks for the advice.

Alot of flock on the teams. Try making up some mud. I liked that idea and it'll be fine. Also I would water the paint down. Im not being sarcastic but the paint on the buggy looks real thick/blurry. But the flock stuck to the buggy is in the right spots anyway.