> Use a plane to shave of as much as possible before sanding with a coarse
> grit paper. Use a finer grit when you have removed most of the excess.

> Get used to sanding, as you will be doing quite a bit!

> If a plane will not fit into the area of the excess epoxy, use a wood
> chisel or a sharp utility knife or razorblade scraper where appropriate.
> Go slow so your tools don't slip and cut you or damage the wood.

> The sooner you start working on this the softer the epoxy will be and the
> easier it will be to cut through. Once it gets very hard your options are
> pretty much limited to sanding.

> Hope this helps.

> Paul G. Jacobson

I used a chisel to easily remove most of the excess epoxy hanging off the edge since it was too hard and thick for a utility knife. I'll follow up with sanding.

Thanks. Mike