: No problem, if you have a cabinet scraper wait a day or so and scrape them
: off. If you don't have a scraper, wait a couple of days till the glass is
: good and hard and sand them. You will need to sand the transition well
: anyway but the scraper means a little less arm work.

: Don't try to sand the area until the epoxy is well cured...3 or more days
: depending on your temperature. Sanding "green" or uncured epoxy
: may give you white marks or blobs that never go away. (don't ask me how I
: know this). It seems that the dust from sanding gets imbedded into the
: soft epoxy and will not clear when dry.

Buy a cabinet scraper. It is probably the cheapest tool you will buy ($6) and the first time you use it it will pay for itself. They are THE best tool for removing epoxy runs as well as your fray. I use a round crome plated-screwdriver shaft to burnish the edge.

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