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CommandoTNT

New Member

Southern Regiment

• Aug 25, 2015

• #21

Random Person said:

Which one do you work at?

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Oh I live in Florida lol I work at one over here haha

 

PEPAKURA TURTLE

Member

Pacific Regiment

• Aug 25, 2015

• #22

Oh lol lucky I always love florida cause of the environment and temp

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Do you guys know how to get rid of epoxy that has been already hardened and cured?

 

FlyinPhil

Well-Known Member

Canadian Regiment

Snow Burner

• Aug 25, 2015

• #23

Random Person said:

Oh lol lucky I always love florida cause of the environment and temp

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Do you guys know how to get rid of epoxy that has been already hardened and cured?

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Sand it, cut it, etc.

 

PEPAKURA TURTLE

Member

Pacific Regiment

• Aug 25, 2015

• #24

I got some on my dad's fav table in thwe living room and I want to get rid of it...sanded it...alcohol...nail polish remover...everything...lol

 

FlyinPhil

Well-Known Member

Canadian Regiment

Snow Burner

• Aug 25, 2015

• #25

Sanding will take it down, but there is a good chance the table will be damaged. If it is a small drop, and the table is plastic, lacquered wood, or a similar smooth surface, there is a small chance you can "break" it off of the table, as the epoxy wouldn't have had a good surface to bond to. Aside from that man, you have to be conscious of your surroundings when working with these sorts of products. Always put down cardboard on any surface you don't want to completely screw up (I use a piece of scrap plywood on some saw horses as my workspace). I would highly recommend doing all of your resin work and fiberglassing outside as it is very messy.

 

PEPAKURA TURTLE

Member

Pacific Regiment

• Aug 25, 2015

• #26

I used a tarp...but some got out

 

FlyinPhil

Well-Known Member

Canadian Regiment

Snow Burner

• Aug 25, 2015

• #27

Nonetheless, I definitely wouldn't be doing that sort of work in a living room. Cutting/gluing your pep work is all fine and dandy, but resin can damage things and cost a lot of money!

 

PEPAKURA TURTLE

Member

Pacific Regiment

• Aug 26, 2015

• #28

I did it outside...dads work table

 

PEPAKURA TURTLE

Member

Pacific Regiment

• Aug 29, 2015

• #29

I been wondering...if I put some resin accidentally (if) will I have to cut it out with a razor or something?

 

FlyinPhil

Well-Known Member

Canadian Regiment

Snow Burner

• Aug 30, 2015

• #30

If you put some resin where? Not really understanding the question at hand. If you get resin on something that shouldn't have resin on it, then yes, you should wipe it off immediately.