Concrete under fender bays

[HateSwirls]

Hellos fellow Geekers,

Most of you know I own a detail shop , I need help on a truck that will be coming in on Thursday.
The owner of the truck traveled down a road that was under construction and now has "Concrete " under fenders and on wheels.

Question is what would be the best method to remove it?
Is there something I can buy that will make it easier to remove.
It's not like and can chip away at it, more so on his wheels.

Thanks,
Kevin

[Ccrew]

Pressure washer would be my first line of attack. Going to have to see it though. Plastic fender liners concrete really won't adhere to in such a way that it won't come off, but the bigger challenge isn't where it's thick, it's where it's thin. I'm thinking it's going to be a wheels off detail with heavy use of a pressure washer personally.

[Impressions]

try a product called "Backset"
Back Set by RoMix Chemical & Brush 800-331-2243

[RPM_BR]

Add a steam cleaner and a tornador to your arsenal as well.
I had a similar problem, and I used everything I had, including a plastic knife.
It'll be a tedious job for sure.
All the best

[70fastback]

try a product called "Backset"
Back Set by RoMix Chemical & Brush# 800-331-2243

[HateSwirls]

Thanks for the advice.

I have a pressure washer, and other tools listed here.
I'll give it a go.

Yes, the wheels must come off.

[MDX Detailing]

Sugar water. Sounds goofy but i swear it works. Another geeker gave me that tip and I made alot of money from it

[RMM]

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/...overspray.html

Back-set is the way to go.

[HateSwirls]

Sugar water. Sounds goofy but i swear it works. Another geeker gave me that tip and I made alot of money from it

I'll have to give it a try, plenty of sugar in my shop as I love coffee.
How do you dilute it ?

[HateSwirls]

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/...overspray.html



Back-set is the way to go.

I'll order some of this tomorrow.
Thanks