Try one of those flexible screen abrasive discs on a angle grinder.
it that doesn't take it off, use the grinding disc.
Oh Ye discs of divers grindin nowlige
I picked up some granite scraps at my stone guy's place the other
day with the intent to cut them down a bit and use them for pizza
stones in the oven. They have some sort of mesh applied on the
back, and the sealer or whatever is on top and bottom, probably some
sort of epoxy? I need to get that stuff off and down to clean
stone. Not sure the best way to do that, maybe hit it with a belt
sander or RO sander? Or some kind of stripper? Or torch it off?
Any ideas?
--R
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