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06-27-2011, 12:27 PM
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| Patience Grasshopper - this is a time to work slowly to not damage the tile, a small scraper probably would help as well as keeping the cutting edges sharp so they cut the epoxy and not slide around on it. You did not mention how large the spill is but I don't think there are any shortcuts to glory on this one. Good luck, all of us have put epoxy in the wrong place at one time or another -  |
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but cheers for the heads up
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