I sent the following request to 3M:
"What's the proper solvent for removing uncured
Scotchkote electrical coating? What can be used to
remove cured material from wires or other surfaces?"
Their reply is below. Hey, it's better than nothing.
"Thank you for contacting 3M. We don't make solvents
to remove Scotchkote and any solvent that is used
could damage whatever the Scotchkote is spilled on.
For uncured Scotchkote, you might use MEK or Acetone.
These solvents are in the uncured Scotchkote so might
help to remove it. If it has cured, there isn't any
product that we could suggest.
Best Regards.
3M Electrical Markets Division
Technical Support
www.3m.com/electrical
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