You might contact Florida Chemical directly. I don't have anything in my notes about a retailer, just a bookmark to their website that says "Epoxy Cleaner." Don't even know when/where I found it.
Burgess At 09:07 PM 8/23/02, you wrote: >Burgess, > >Yes, the West System emulsifying cleaner is used to >remove epoxy before it cures. It may have been citrus >based, too, since it smelled like some of the citrus >cleaners that are popular today. The fact that it was >non-toxic yet very effective is what I really liked >about it. Plus, it had an amazingly long shelf life >after it was mixed with water to make the actual >cleaning solution. > >Who sells E-Z-Mulse cleaner? Is it available online? > >Jack > > >--- Burgess Howell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Are you talking about a cleaner to remove the epoxy > > before it sets? If so, > > products containing d-Limonene will do this. There > > is a commercial product > > out there called E-Z-Mulse which specifically claims > > to be used for epoxy > > clean-up. > > > I am not aware of any emulsifying agent that will do > > the same thing after > > the epoxy has set. > > > > BTW, I believe the mfr of d-Limonene also touts its > > use as a grip solvent > > as well. > > > > The stuff is all made from citrus byproducts and is > > generally considered > > completely non-toxic. > > > > Burgess > >__________________________________________________ >Do You Yahoo!? >Yahoo! Finance - Get real-time stock quotes >http://finance.yahoo.com
