A stonemason used a sanding flap disc on our sandstone cills. It avoids the problem of ridges that Airhead mentions,
Although on concrete. Ick.
To repair, they built a form, and used chicken wire reinforcement. I'd be tempted to do similar with a concrete block, and maybe use reinforcement fibres rather than faffing with wire.
Cheers. I've ordered some fibres and already have some 40 and 180 flapdiscs in my basket.
I think I may not bother with the polly/scotchbright things as I seem to remember now their main benefit is for car paint to reduce heat and prevent the risk of going through bodywork.
A stonemason used a sanding flap disc on our sandstone cills. It avoids the problem of ridges that Airhead mentions,
Although on concrete. Ick.
To repair, they built a form, and used chicken wire reinforcement. I'd be tempted to do similar with a concrete block, and maybe use reinforcement fibres rather than faffing with wire.