# How to Remove Water Stains from a Powder Coating
Powder coating is sprayed on a surface, then heated until the individual powder particles melt together. This process produces a surface that is hard and resistant to stains, but that does not mean that you will never have a problem. If you do experience problems with water stains on your powder-coated items, you need to use the right cleaner to get rid of them.
Things You'll Need
- Lime scale cleaner
- Soft cloth
- Scrubber pad
Instructions
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Spray a lime scale remover directly on the hard-water stains and calcium deposits that have accumulated on the powder-coated surface. You can find lime scale removers at home improvement warehouses, hardware stores and janitorial supply centers.
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Wait 15 minutes for the lime scale remover to work. Wipe the remaining lime scale remover away with a soft cloth.
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Rinse the powder-coated item with warm water. Use a scrubber brush to remove any remaining water stains. Continue to clean the water stains until no more remain.
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Rinse the powder-coated items thoroughly. It is important to remove all the acid from the lime scale cleaner you applied.
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