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[Spreading muck]

Rubbing a wall up on weber but a small patch rubbed back to scratch coat how to repair it

 

[ChrispyUK]

Rubbing a wall up on weber but a small patch rubbed back to scratch coat how to repair it

@themucky1

 

[Monkey Boy]

@themucky1

Yes

 

[Dansouthcoast84]

hack off and redo

 

[Elite exteriors]

Rubbing a wall up on weber but a small patch rubbed back to scratch coat how to repair it

Start again

 

[themucky1]

Yes to all the above
Thanks for mention @ChrispyUK

 

[Dollar]

hack off and redo

 

[Spreading muck]

OK thanks for the reply

 

[Stewie03]

Whatever you’ve rubbed up scratch it again asap so the customer thinks it ain’t being top coated yet bosh

 

[Spreading muck]

Whatever you’ve rubbed up scratch it again asap so the customer thinks it ain’t being top coated yet bosh

To late now started hacking it off it was probably just about visible size of an apple it was actually the first pressed I accidentally rubbed back to so it was all same colour .

 

[Elite exteriors]

To late now started hacking it off it was probably just about visible size of an apple it was actually the first pressed I accidentally rubbed back to so it was all same colour .

You could have just gone over the top why people advise t hack off is beyond me

 

[Peter16]

To late now started hacking it off it was probably just about visible size of an apple it was actually the first pressed I accidentally rubbed back to so it was all same colour .

if it was that small, you should have just cut a square/rectangular shape around it, remove it all the way back and patch it up. Once scrapped back the only visible marks would have been the little edges of your cuts, which from a distance are not even noticeable. But then again, if it's the front of the house is better to just re-do it....