Removing dried Epoxy

Ron, the first tip, would not be getting it on there in the first place. Easier said then done. Epoxy is easily cleaned with rubbing alcohol as long as it's not kicking off . It comes right off using alcohol and a towel or Q-tip for finer work. Now that it's dried, I know with Monokote, lacquer thinner doesn't affect the covering. I've taken a rag soaked in lacquer thinner and laid it on the affected area. I can usually get it off with a little scratching then. Don't allow the towel to come into contact with any paint. It usually comes off in it's entirety. I can't speak for the other coverings when using solvents though. I'm a Monokote user. It's amazing how clean you can do a repair once you discover how easily epoxy cleans up after using alcohol to wipe it off. This works great for new construction and repairs. I used to dismiss the idea of using epoxy because of the mess. Now I make inconspicuous repairs using the alcohol. Ken