Re: Getting rid of drips
By:Hank
Date: 8/23/1999, 10:23 pm
Date: 8/23/1999, 10:23 pm
In Response To: Re: Getting rid of drips (Tom Farre)
> When the epopxy is still green, I found using a cabinet scraper much
> easier than sanding for getting rid of drips. Once the epoxy is hard
> (after a day or two) the cabinet scraper doesn't work...
Hi Tom,
I have been using a Sandvik carbide blade scraper with great results. I use it on epoxy that is too green to sand as well as on fully cured epoxy. The 2" blade has a slight rocker so is good for feathering the edge of the fiberglass tape as well.
The edge lasts a long time, I have not had to turn the blade over (it is double edged) yet.
Hank
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Ashley Goddard -- 8/22/1999, 3:47 pm- Re: Getting rid of drips
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