$10 heat gun from harbor freight...worked like a charm, life saver. I thought I was gonna have to sand it down for the rest of my life. Thanks for the video.
@@blacktimbercompany5716 hello sir... I need urgent advice I have paper with very fine layer of resin coat over it.. Can u advice me on how to get rid of that coating.. Thanks in advance..
Thank you so much for posting this video. This was literally a life saver after a botched job with epoxy. It saved me from not having to sand and make a mess. Thank you
Saved my life today! I’m using Stonecoat Epoxy to redo my kitchen counters I’d laid out the backsplashes on 2 saw horses but I couldn’t find any paint pyramids so I forgot about putting something else under them.. as an afterthought, AFTER I’d epoxied the wood, I grabbed some paint stirrers, pried up my wood and set them there.. not good timing. They stuck like glue (epoxy) after they’d dried.. was picturing having to sand for the next 2 days to get them off.. until I watched your video. Ran down to Harbor Freight, bought a heat gun and within minutes, I had them all off. THANK YOU! Watching your video was SO Clint Eastwood.. GOOD JOB!
@@blacktimbercompany5716 definitely. Just got through your live edge walnut desk build. I think you made the right call with the client's timeline. I hope they loved it! Subscribed!
Just tried this. Worked well. Key learnings. 1. I ran heat gun over areas about 15-30seconds on high. 2. For larger areas, it is challenging to get a straights scrape if you cannot use wood as guide. 3. Thinking I should use planer for large epoxy areas
Question: if I overfill a resin inlay, could I use this method to bulk remove the overflow without damaging the inlay resin permanently? maybe letting it cool and re-sanding the remaining surface?
Great video! Quick question. After you removed the excess epoxy, how did you remove the "stain" left on the wood surface? I have been sending it down with 40 grit but it doesn't go all away. Thanks!
What can you recommend for a semi-precious gemstone that was set on resin? There’s a small gap between the setting and stone and I’ve been trying to carve it out with an exacto knife to reset it in a different bezel. I also tried soaking in acetone with no luck.
I have a plywood panel that is an insert to a fiberglass cabinet top. I assume the panel has been epoxied into the recess of the top. The veneered plywood panel is beyond refinishing and I'd like to remove the current panel and replace it. How to get the epoxy to release without damaging the surrounding fiberglass?
Old video - but how to you get the stains out of the surface? Used black dyed epoxy on a table - and it left stains.. sanded and sanded and sanded with rotex and 80 grit, stains still there,
Criminally underrated chanel. Great video! I've never seen a sharpening system like that - any details? Also, I realise I discovered your channel through last years rocker challenge. Will we see you bending wood this year...?
Thanks so much! I really appreciate that. Yeah these are diamond sharpening sticks from DMT, I purchased mine from Woodcraft. I sure am, just trying to come up with some ideas right now that I can do for it. Thanks for the comment, it really means a lot.
I have a piece of redwood that I have spent a lot of time sanding on and I prematurely coated it with epoxy before I was ready so I spent more time sanding it off trying to get to the original wood but I can’t get that awful black sticky residue out of the cracks of the wood and sanding just mixes it into my wood and now it’s an ugly dark grey color so I tried good off spray and tried scraping my wood, it helps a little but not nearly enough, I am thinking about trying a razor blade on it and maybe shaving it. I don’t know how I’m going to save this project and get my redwood to return to the rich looking color it was before I covered it in epoxy resin. Any suggestions ?
Great video. Saves all the mess of sanding but how do you remove the epoxy from inside the void crack etc when it has not fully set and fails the finger nail test(indents the epoxy even after several days curing ) ? Any advice would be useful
Not looking forward to scraping off the epoxy off my table, but I will tell you this, this video was bad ass.. Kinda like a movie. Like th assasian choosing his choice of tools. You made it look cool.. Haha
Sorry to ask a likely stupid question but do you need a really strong heat gun for this or can you use a hairdryer on hot? I have a butane torch to pop bubbles on epoxy which i assume i cant use? Just rather not buy a heat gun if a hairdryer works
Some guys are talking in their comments about a stain left after the shave... Whats that about? Dont want to make this and have the same issue. Wood kind, or resin type, of bad sanding?
May I share one experience because I need help to solve the problem? I have painted mural in the pool and I decided to protect the painting with epoxy. First two layers were perfect, but me as a beginner I could't control the epoxy because it cured fast and the surface was not smooth enough. Because of that I decided to put another (third) layer but in the mixture I reduced the dose of B component to slow down the drying process and then a problem arose. The epoxy did not dry. I consulted technologists, some of them told me to clean it, some of them told me to cover it with a new layer of normal mixture and I made the second suggestion. The new layer (fourth) has dried but under it (the third) layer has not dried yet. The new layer started to crack and I am currently removing it but it is getting complicated. My question is, do you know how to remove the fourth (dry) layer together with the third (that is not dry) without damaging the first two normal epoxy layers?
$10 heat gun from harbor freight...worked like a charm, life saver. I thought I was gonna have to sand it down for the rest of my life. Thanks for the video.
Awesome! So glad that it worked for you, thanks for watching.
@@blacktimbercompany5716 hello sir...
I need urgent advice
I have paper with very fine layer of resin coat over it..
Can u advice me on how to get rid of that coating..
Thanks in advance..
This video is so oddly satisfying to watch
Life saver
Thank you so much for posting this video. This was literally a life saver after a botched job with epoxy. It saved me from not having to sand and make a mess. Thank you
Saved my life today! I’m using Stonecoat Epoxy to redo my kitchen counters I’d laid out the backsplashes on 2 saw horses but I couldn’t find any paint pyramids so I forgot about putting something else under them.. as an afterthought, AFTER I’d epoxied the wood, I grabbed some paint stirrers, pried up my wood and set them there.. not good timing. They stuck like glue (epoxy) after they’d dried.. was picturing having to sand for the next 2 days to get them off.. until I watched your video. Ran down to Harbor Freight, bought a heat gun and within minutes, I had them all off. THANK YOU! Watching your video was SO Clint Eastwood.. GOOD JOB!
This is strangely satisfying to watch.
you just saved my ENTIRE project!!!!!!!!!!
Awesome, glad you found the video!! 👍
oh my goodness, thanks so much for this video. You have no idea how helpful this was. you are a life saver
Literally most satisfying video
What brand/kind of sharpening tools did you use?
Simple and effective. Thank you.
GEEZ, why does it feel like I just watched someone giving away trade secrets? This is AWESOME. Great vid!
Haha thank you! I am glad you enjoyed it.
@@blacktimbercompany5716 definitely. Just got through your live edge walnut desk build. I think you made the right call with the client's timeline. I hope they loved it!
Subscribed!
Thanks so much, they absolutely loved it. Thanks for the support! 😀
Just tried this. Worked well. Key learnings. 1. I ran heat gun over areas about 15-30seconds on high. 2. For larger areas, it is challenging to get a straights scrape if you cannot use wood as guide. 3. Thinking I should use planer for large epoxy areas
Question: if I overfill a resin inlay, could I use this method to bulk remove the overflow without damaging the inlay resin permanently? maybe letting it cool and re-sanding the remaining surface?
Thank you so much! This was so very helpful
Great video! Quick question. After you removed the excess epoxy, how did you remove the "stain" left on the wood surface? I have been sending it down with 40 grit but it doesn't go all away. Thanks!
Yes! Same question!
i'm sure you're still sanding today and the stain is till there.
Your problem might be that the grit is too low. Sounds counter intuitive but try a higher grit. 80, 120 etc
same question? was this answered?
Absolutely lovely!
Thank you. Can I use the same method to remove epoxy from a concrete wall?
Great vid and great ediiting!
I got the same set of Irwin chisels and they're gonna be used today to perform the same function!
i can watch this all day
I enjoyed this video thank you
Best ASMR video out there! 👍🏾
How do you get the resin back to its state? ie. Remove the leftover gunk.....just sand? If so, what grit??
Wow! You saved me hours
Awesome tip ! Thankyou for sharpening
Where did the files / sharpening stones come from? Name?
Black stain nearby cracks, will it go off sanding
would a torch work, if held back far enough to not burn anything?
What can you recommend for a semi-precious gemstone that was set on resin? There’s a small gap between the setting and stone and I’ve been trying to carve it out with an exacto knife to reset it in a different bezel. I also tried soaking in acetone with no luck.
when you did that second one was the epoxy under it kinda sandy feeling? please let me know asap please and thank you😁
I have a plywood panel that is an insert to a fiberglass cabinet top. I assume the panel has been epoxied into the recess of the top. The veneered plywood panel is beyond refinishing and I'd like to remove the current panel and replace it. How to get the epoxy to release without damaging the surrounding fiberglass?
But can it will work in epoxy resin mixed with hardener compound on hands or fingers?
Old video - but how to you get the stains out of the surface? Used black dyed epoxy on a table - and it left stains.. sanded and sanded and sanded with rotex and 80 grit, stains still there,
yes same question.
Should the temperature be as high as possible? Thank you
Great video. How long do you apply heat to the epoxy? And does it always smoke 💨? Thanks!
Criminally underrated chanel. Great video! I've never seen a sharpening system like that - any details? Also, I realise I discovered your channel through last years rocker challenge. Will we see you bending wood this year...?
Thanks so much! I really appreciate that. Yeah these are diamond sharpening sticks from DMT, I purchased mine from Woodcraft. I sure am, just trying to come up with some ideas right now that I can do for it. Thanks for the comment, it really means a lot.
Hey Ian, great project you are working on! Also the beginning editing was great. very well done.
Thanks! Sure appreciate that. I am trying to get my editing dialed in.
So my epoxy is coming off a little gummy. It’s been 48hr since I poured. Should I wait longer?
I have a piece of redwood that I have spent a lot of time sanding on and I prematurely coated it with epoxy before I was ready so I spent more time sanding it off trying to get to the original wood but I can’t get that awful black sticky residue out of the cracks of the wood and sanding just mixes it into my wood and now it’s an ugly dark grey color so I tried good off spray and tried scraping my wood, it helps a little but not nearly enough, I am thinking about trying a razor blade on it and maybe shaving it. I don’t know how I’m going to save this project and get my redwood to return to the rich looking color it was before I covered it in epoxy resin. Any suggestions ?
Great video. Saves all the mess of sanding but how do you remove the epoxy from inside the void crack etc when it has not fully set and fails the finger nail test(indents the epoxy even after several days curing ) ? Any advice would be useful
you made it look WAY to Easy, good job.
Thank you, haha sure appreciate it!
Haha thank you!
Hello my friend, I'm here in Brazil delighting with your videos, you are very good at it! congratulations
Thanks so much, I sure appreciate the love!
Not looking forward to scraping off the epoxy off my table, but I will tell you this, this video was bad ass.. Kinda like a movie. Like th assasian choosing his choice of tools. You made it look cool.. Haha
Not gonna lie, I'm tempted to "accidentally" spill epoxy resin on something so I can have the satisfaction of shaving it off.
was this fully cured epoxy resin? Thanks for the tip!
What are those sharpening tools? Do you have a link?
Yeah here you go!
www.woodcraft.com/products/dmt-dia-sharp-2-5-diamond-offset-mini-hone-kit?via=573621f469702d06760016cd%2C5764196e69702d6593000317%2C5797916769702d61c10004f1
How do you remove the stain???
yes same question.
Sorry to ask a likely stupid question but do you need a really strong heat gun for this or can you use a hairdryer on hot? I have a butane torch to pop bubbles on epoxy which i assume i cant use? Just rather not buy a heat gun if a hairdryer works
I actually saw a comment awhile back were they used a blow dryer on high and it worked
everybody is a director!
What are the red blue and green sharpening tools you use to sharpen your chisel? I can’t wait to try this out in a couple days
They are DMT sharpening sticks
How can this be successfully done off of glass instead of wood? Help!
But will it work for a thick coat of tacky resin?
Thank you! I am making my first table and I was wondering how to remove! Can I use a blow torch or like a hair dryier is enough?
Yeah those should work just fine. Good luck in your table! 👍
just a little dramatic in the film but looks good!
I’m really hoping that this will save my project...but my epoxy has been on for a long time...will the heat soften it enough to shave?
Yeah I would imagine it would work still even if it’s fully cured.
Some guys are talking in their comments about a stain left after the shave... Whats that about? Dont want to make this and have the same issue. Wood kind, or resin type, of bad sanding?
That’s just because the resin has soaked into the wood. You still have to sand down a little bit to get rid of that extra resin in the wood pours.
May I share one experience because I need help to solve the problem? I have painted mural in the pool and I decided to protect the painting with epoxy. First two layers were perfect, but me as a beginner I could't control the epoxy because it cured fast and the surface was not smooth enough. Because of that I decided to put another (third) layer but in the mixture I reduced the dose of B component to slow down the drying process and then a problem arose. The epoxy did not dry. I consulted technologists, some of them told me to clean it, some of them told me to cover it with a new layer of normal mixture and I made the second suggestion. The new layer (fourth) has dried but under it (the third) layer has not dried yet. The new layer started to crack and I am currently removing it but it is getting complicated. My question is, do you know how to remove the fourth (dry) layer together with the third (that is not dry) without damaging the first two normal epoxy layers?
Did u figure out ? Please share
Satisfying..
Nice work and thank you - next time put your logo on the brush before tossing it to face the camera ;).
Work on toilet too?
Looks like I need a heat gun
3:20 mic drop
Haha 😂 totally!
super slow motion 🙄
Can I just pay you to scrape a table, and watch?
Haha yeah you bet!!
@@blacktimbercompany5716 I was just using a scraper/brush on the patio door surround. Now more than ever I want you to do it for me. 😉
Everything is ASMR, if you do slowly enough. Super annoying. Good tip on a removal, nevertheless.