[Jewelry making - Article 00108] - [Orchid] Cleaning dry epoxy

[Aimee Domash]

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    I've made a pendant for a gal that just lost her father. She gave me
    a small picture, ticket stub and a few other memory items and asked
    me to make a necklace out of it for her. I photocopied and resized
    the items. I then made a decorative frame out of argentium silver and
    18 k gold...nothing fancy...just leaves, vines and balls. I set the
    epoxy in, as I always do...tapped it, settled it, debubbled it...and
    I let it set over night (24 hours) as usual. So...I must have not had
    the mixture just right because it dried but it has a slight film over
    it. Not tacky really...just yucky looking. So my question is (sorry
    to be so long winded)...how can I get this yucky epoxy out of my
    pendant. 

Aimee Domash:-)
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