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What is used to polish fine scratches out of stainless steel appliances?
(I didn’t do it.)
Thanks,
hub
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What is used to polish fine scratches out of stainless steel appliances?
(I didn’t do it.)
Thanks,
hub
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What is used to polish fine scratches out of stainless steel appliances?
(I didn't do it.)
Thanks,
hub
Is there any advice out there? I have the same problem. Are there any metal finishing techniques I can use? Does anyone do it commercially? We have scratches on our new appliances and would like to return them to a new condition.
Scratches hve to be sanded out and then polised
Don, Thank you very much for your suggestion. That was my thouht also but I am afraid I will make the situation worse. I'll look for am inconpicuous place to practice first.
There are 4 colors of Scotch Brite pads. White, green, maroon, and gray. Green and maroon are supposed to be the same. Green is FDA approved for use on objects that hold/ contact food. But I digress...
Start with the softest, white, and rub the ss in the direction of the existing grain/ brush pattern. If this does not work completely move on to the green pad. All final strokes should be long to blend in. That should do it. Do not move on to the gray. It is too coarse and will ruin the ss.
Thanks Frankie, This is the specific suggetion I am looking for.