Just wondering if using scotch bright will mess up the block surface or anything. I'm planning on using it along with alcohol to clean up then a vacuum.

 

It'll be fine, thats what I always use

 

I used some really fine grit san paper, worked wonders faster then the scotch bight was working. You just need to be careful. Had it all clean in about 30 min.

I think it was 370 grit? i'll post up some pics when I get home.

 

Scotch bright and denatured alcohol (it evaporates). Vacuum cylinders and other areas well afterwards.

 

I used 400 grit sandpaper and it worked great. Smooth as glass.

 

Bodyman's medium length long board and some 400 grit wet/dry paper using WD 40 as the cutting lubricant....of course this is after you get the bulky stuff off assuming a composite was used prior. This method actually shows high and low spots and is more preferred IMO. Might alert you to a low spot in the deck of the block which might have ruined your day at some point in the future...

Tony M.

 

I used green Scotch-Brite, wrapped around a straight edge, and soaked with laquer thinner. Looks like brand-new............