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60 grit is usually sufficient for a loose friable laitance. This is a sand paper disk that goes onto an STR sander (the type that people of a certain age would have seen the school caretaker using to polish the hall floor). If the laitance has become hardened or baked on but remains flaky then a lower grit or more aggressive disk such as a copper disk is ok. The turbo disk is impregnated with diamond studs so is a cross between sanding and grinding. It seems to cut through most laitance easily whether on anhydrite or sand cement or cement based flowing screed. The only place I know of that sells these disks is SPE ltd. They have depots in Lincoln and Norwich that I know of but others that I might not know.
 

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