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Epoxy Removal




I am in need of a method to remove cured epoxy adhesive ⇦ on eBay or Amazon [affil link] from dichromated zinc die-castings. I wish to accomplish the removal with the least amount of damage to the surface or it's appearance. Would there by chance be a product or method available which will soften or remove the epoxy?

Alan Golueke
Golueke Enterprises - Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA
2001


My husband was having a problem removing epoxy from a concrete floor. The thing they have found so far is to heat it with a heat gun ⇦ on eBay or Amazon [affil link] and scrape it. They aren't allowed to use chemicals, otherwise there is an Aircraft Stripper that works, but is very expensive. About 40$ a gallon and you have to use a activated carbon respirator ⇦ on eBay or Amazon [affil link] , it is very dangerous otherwise.

Connie Breshers
- D'Iberville, Mississippi, USA
2004


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