Plastic panels damaged whilst cleaning - advice please!

[Chrisdriving]

They just need resurfacing, not replacement. The hand use version of Farecla G3 will cut that back to a good state. Then finish off with Farecla G10.

If you neighbour really was a professional valeter, he'd know exactly how to rectify that and would have done so!

Agree an easy fix he should have known anyway tbh.

 

[MattyS]

They just need resurfacing, not replacement. The hand use version of Farecla G3 will cut that back to a good state. Then finish off with Farecla G10.

If you neighbour really was a professional valeter, he'd know exactly how to rectify that and would have done so!

Indeed so. Suffice to say I'm not impressed

 

[Tig170]

 

[MattyS]

The company that makes Diamondbrite have agreed to foot the bill for the damage to my panels, because they assured the valeter it would be ok to use.

I plan to get some polish to try the above first.

 

[Tig170]

The company that makes Diamondbrite have agreed to foot the bill for the damage to my panels, because they assured the valeter it would be ok to use.

I plan to get some polish to try the above first.

...to be honest I was looking for a rake in the garage to clear leaves and found the stuff, did the other side first which was worse (and couldnt believe it), so grabed the camera! - cant believe how well it turned out in 2 mins

 

[MattyS]

I got some maguires ultimate compound and it's worked quite well. Think the larger panel might be too far gone though