Remove epoxy from metal—turn messy into shiny again
A great DIY project can be ruined with a smear of glue on that shiny metal surface. Learn how to remove epoxy from metal with our handy guide.
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Remove epoxy from metal—turn messy into shiny again
A great DIY project can be ruined with a smear of glue on that shiny metal surface. Learn how to remove epoxy from metal with our handy guide.
Anytime you work with epoxy, there is the potential for some type of accident—even with the most cautious users. If you should get epoxy on a metal surface, don’t worry. You can bring back that shiny metal finish quickly if you use the right products and have the know-how.
Tools/Products you will need:
Safety first:
Wear a face mask and ideally work in a well-ventilated area. You also want to protect your face and hands with gloves and safety goggles.
Method 1:
Method 2:
If you have been working with metal and epoxy, you must have a repair project or upgrade underway. What is the best type of adhesive to use?
Loctite Epoxy Metal/Concrete is a two-part system consisting of an epoxy resin and a hardener. The resin and hardener are combined to create a durable, high-strength bond that dries in minutes and can be used for repairing, filling, and rebuilding all metal and concrete surfaces. It comes in a convenient syringe dispenser, so it’s easy to mix and produces a tough, rigid bond in 5 to 12 minutes.