I’m sure there are chemicals that will dissolve it - but not anything you want to be around.
Scrape as much off as you can then remove hardened stuff mechanically.
There’s a sweet spot when the 2-part has hardened but not cured and it sometimes comes off in one slightly rubbery piece. Quite satisfying.
Once you’ve sanded metal tools you’ve provided a perfect key to which subsequent filler will adhere. It’s a bummer.
Ha! Funny, I was just looking at the swirls and thinking exactly that! Lucky they're the cheap euro ones from Toolstation. but not cheap enough for single use so I'll probably just keep one set for the wood filler and just keep sanding those.
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I’m sure there are chemicals that will dissolve it - but not anything you want to be around.
Scrape as much off as you can then remove hardened stuff mechanically.
There’s a sweet spot when the 2-part has hardened but not cured and it sometimes comes off in one slightly rubbery piece.
Quite satisfying.
Once you’ve sanded metal tools you’ve provided a perfect key to which subsequent filler will adhere.
It’s a bummer.