Chemical reaction

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Refer to: http://www.eurobond-adhesives.co.uk/help.php

Ask them for advice, they will tell you the correct answer, because they are the Manufacturers.

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Sparky's answer is very good. The only way to be sure is to know the chemical composition of the enamel and the epoxy.

As a very general rule, epoxies are often free of the sorts of solvents that would attack most wire enamels. Also, epoxies rarely make chemical bonds (they don't typically etch a surface and form a new compound at the adhesive interface). Adhesion is improved by sanding or otherwise roughening the materials to be bonded, and epoxy often bonds smooth plastics (and even some roughened plastics) poorly. If you are potting something in epoxy, you often do not require strong adhesion, however.

But there are exceptions (sometimes dramatic exceptions) to these rules of thumb, so contact the manufacturer of the wire and the epoxy.