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Message: [QUOTE="MorganY, post: 1003923, member: 3115"] The stains have been absorbed into the metal. To remove those stains, you will have to physically remove material from the deck. Technically its an untrue surface at a microscopic level, but it is more true than taking deck material off to eliminate the stains (besides an entire block teardown and machining the deck, and pistons). If you can see scratch trails from the medium being used to clean the deck, you're removing block material. That's why I used a plastic scraper. No matter how much pressure I use, it's not going to remove any metal material, only the previous gasket material. Lots! [/QUOTE]

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