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Paint work damage

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Not my GT-Four thank god :roll:

Whilst at work my daily runner (BMW 1 series) has been splattered by a lime motar cement and has stuck fast to the paint work :o

Does anyone know what I should use to move this as im scared to touch it incase I scratch the paint beyond repair.

Any help appreciated guys

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Post by Stuart »

I would send Gary (shooter) a pm as he is the cleverest man I know with paintwork.
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DOH....why didnt I think of that :roll:

Thanks Stuart :oops:

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Post by shooter »

Just seen this, ouch doesn't sound too good.

Hopefully I can offer some help, however I must say I've not yet had to try this.

OK lime mortar is alkaline based, so by using a slight acid based liquid to soften it then it should wash off with just a light water stream. One of the safest and easiest acid liquids is pure orange, lemon juice or vinegar, wet the mortar and allow it to soak for a couple of mins then wash with a hose. You may need to do this a couple of times but it should work. Sorry I can't offer more exact help and as I said I've not had to do this so no guarentees.
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Post by bazzagt4 »

Wow ....great reply...will try it tomorrow and post the results on here tomorrow.

Thanks for helping out 8)

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