Re: [DML] Epoxy Removal
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Re: [DML] Epoxy Removal



How about an angle grinder?

You need to make sure you take off enough if you are arc welding; it
(obviously) really gets hot, and the epoxy will catch fire. And it
smells bad. 

Jim

On Fri, 9 May 2003 20:28:18 EDT Delorean17@xxxx writes:
> HI List,
> I am going to have my crumple tube section welded and 
> reinforced 
> within the next week or so. I can't seem to find a good way to 
> remove the 
> old epoxy from the frame. I have tried heat with a propane torch 
> and 
> aircraft paint stripper. Neither one really did the job. Is there 
> anything 
> out there that works on epoxy?
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Dave,
> 6286
> 
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