Any clue? Some poly glue got spilled in the bed of my new truck, and I'ld
sure like to remove it before having the bed liner sprayed in.

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Bob La Londe wrote:
Any clue? Some poly glue got spilled in the bed of my new truck, and I'ld
sure like to remove it before having the bed liner sprayed in.

if you are having it sprayed in, just use a sander and then prime the
bed. The bedliner place is gonna sand the bed before they spray in the
liner anyway

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Bob La Londe writes::

Some poly glue got spilled in the bed of my new truck, and I'ld
sure like to remove it before having the bed liner sprayed in.
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Some quality time with a small right angle sander with some 24 grit paper.

Resins can often be softened with a torch or a heat gun and scraped off.
It's one way of removing excess epoxy. I know of a case where the epoxy
bleed out along all the inside seams on a lapstrake canoe were cleaned up
that way. I've not tried it personally and would suggest a small test area
first.

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