Hmm... had to work on Saturday morning (May 1st), sigh ;=) but what a satisfying work indeed. I buffed a "pig-looking" sports car (Ford Cougar) which was splattered with hardened concrete (cement) fillings on the fender/skirting. Luckily, I had a quick look the day before (which was Friday) and I really didn't have any idea how to get rid off it as it had apparently been there for almost a year and the car owner didn't bother to wash it and it just really hardened. I pretty much advised the car dealer owner to send to the panel beaters BUT as always I gave my "damn" best to try first and perhaps advise later.
I had a quick google search and found out that "vinegar" can actually do the job but never on this heavy concrete fillings though (see below pix). Also, I had to boil hot water and soak the areas then apply vinegar as I scrape the hardened cement area by area - yehey! it worked but truly a very hard work indeed as I have to back-bend a lot for an hour or so. Woowww, my back hurts now but 'twas an amazing result.
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Apply rubbing compound to the scratched areas.with a buffer pad, spread the compound around the area that is dull from sanding.do not turn the buffer on yet.
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