Latex gloves should always be used when working with epoxy. If you should get epoxy onto your skin, it can be cleaned off with a waterless soap immediately, then thoroughly washed with soap and water. Tools can be washed with vinegar or isopropyl alcohol (IPA), acetone or lacquer thinners. The only way to remove cured epoxy is to re-heat to above its glass-transition temperature. For STANLEY Epoxy Super Glue, this would mean heating the epoxy to above 100°C, and then mechanically scraping to remove. Alternatively, heat with a soldering iron and work the tip like a chisel to remove unwanted epoxy.
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- How can I remove a cured sealant?
- Is silicone safe for children?
- How do I clean STANLEY silicone from surfaces before it has set?
- How do I remove mould growth on my STANLEY silicone?
- What mileage can I expect from a 300ml cartridge?
- Will STANLEY silicones break down from UV light and ozone?
- Can Stanley silicone sealant/adhesives be used underwater?
- How do STANLEY silicone sealants react with paint and painted surfaces?
- What is meant by specialty Silicone Sealants?
- Can STANLEY silicone sealants be exposed to harsh cleaning agents?
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