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Concrete removal from paint ??

homer90 · 2008-02-13 12:23:00

Strange one I know !! Was parked up by a construction site yesterday and as a result my car is splattered all over with concrete :mad: Tried gently to remove some but its causing scratches to the paint :( Is there anything that might break it down and then wash it off without scrubbing ??? Cheers...

13-02-2008 12:23pm

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homer90

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Strange one I know !!

Was parked up by a construction site yesterday and as a result my car is splattered all over with concrete :mad:
Tried gently to remove some but its causing scratches to the paint
Is there anything that might break it down and then wash it off without scrubbing ???

Cheers...

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#2 13-02-2008 12:25pm

Axwell

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Have a look here for advice, same situation.

Or here

Seems to suggest Muratic Acid

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#3 13-02-2008 12:29pm

homer90

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Axwell wrote: »

Have a look here for advice, same situation

Ah boards - serving the people !!

Thanks

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#4 13-02-2008 12:32pm

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Do you have any witnesses? Get the main building contractor to pay a reputable body shop to repair your car.

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#5 13-02-2008 12:36pm

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ioshmearse wrote: »

Do you have any witnesses? Get the main building contractor to pay a reputable body shop to repair your car.

Well the site is beside where I work ... so the car is there or there abouts everyday !! Have just started to pour concrete using a crane with a pour bucket ??? Im thinking they may be a few more cars effected too......

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#6 13-02-2008 2:43pm

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use a steam cleaner , thats the advice that my friend just gave me over the phone, she's a panel beater , (i just happen to be on the phone with her now)

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