Wet Sanding

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Winky151

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142 months

Thursday 26th March 2015
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Colleagues car got covered in blobs of what I'd imagine were limescale (underground car park with rainwater from the floor above dripping through) which he pretty much removed with Cillit Bang or such like but in trying to get the marks off initially left some scratches which I've offered to go over with my DA. Actually saw the scratches today & reckon they may even need a bit of wet sanding - what would be the lowest grade of grit to use/what grades to use?

TIA

Winky151

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1,267 posts

142 months

Friday 27th March 2015
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Cheers guys.

Intend to go with the DA first but wanted to get my grits right in case they were needed.

Winky151

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1,267 posts

142 months

Saturday 28th March 2015
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hygt2 said:
If it is just like scale, why not just use a lime scale remover? I use a gel tyre product, brushes on and rinse off.
Winky151 said:
Colleagues car got covered in blobs of what I'd imagine were limescale (underground car park with rainwater from the floor above dripping through) which he pretty much removed with Cillit Bang or such like but in trying to get the marks off initially left some scratches which I've offered to go over with my DA. Actually saw the scratches today & reckon they may even need a bit of wet sanding - what would be the lowest grade of grit to use/what grades to use?

TIA