Removing Epoxy...Bad first attempt.

[acegto]

How hard is it to remove? My wife did the job last year around this time. It was too cold and didn't react right. I'm wanting to redo it come next spring and am trying to do my due diligence beforehand. I'll continue searching through the site as well. Thanks in advance.

Asa Walker

 

[Macgyver_ga]

Pressure washer.

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

Diamond grinder.

 

[bdamico]

Unicorns

 

[Macgyver_ga]

Unicorns

This ^^^ I hear their hooves are made of diamonds.

 

[dcs Inc]

Need more information. Is it adhered well and just **** ugly or is it delaminating? How thick was it applied? If fairly thick you might need some pcd's to scratch it up so the diamond grinding wont take forever.

 

[Garage Flooring]

Unicorns

Don't forget the pixie dust

 

[trbomax]

These kind of posts make me wonder why anyone would put it in a working shop in the first place....................

 

[rjwilliams]

What a ridiculous response. Where are you going to find Unicorns in December?

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

This post has officially gone to the unicorns!!

 

[bdamico]

Don't forget the pixie dust

So the ultimate method would appear to be giving unicorns lines of "pixie dust." Then they'll work extra hard at grinding the epoxy off.

 

[pauloman]

epoxies will cross link at low temps, albeit very slowly. I have some epoxies I use at 35 degrees F. are you sure the problem is temp? Sounds like other things might be at play.

perhaps you can pm me with more details

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

Paul, do the unicorns cross-link at cold temps?