Can it be used on stainlesssteel
187721
Well, pots and pans - yeppers. Appliances or other surfaces? I wouldn't recommend using it on something I wasn't going to rinse.
187722
Yes I have used it on stainless steel, walls, doors and many other surfaces with Good results. Also Great to use in the bathroom. I use it as my go to everything cleaner. I Love it.
1860154
I used this product on new bare steel, (1911 slide), it appears to have functioned properly. I do not believe the product will work with "stainless steel". For the investment, it may not hurt to try; if in fact that is your intent. Good luck with tour project.
1185145
We use it for the refrigerator and dish washer, but it should work on any stainless steel.
1510836
Sonya, I never tried, but I don't see why not, since it is stainless steel. :)
135110
Yes it is fine for stainless steel. The blade is protected and never touches the pot
1950746
It will work on Chrome, stainless and alloy however it may not remove baked on debris. You may need a polish for best results.
682086
As for the weight I know it can, but some stainless steel is magnetic and other types are not. So it really depends on what type of stainless you have. Hope that helps.
818143
Sherie,While I would expect it to work on perhaps renewing a luster on stainless I would be very surprised at it being able to remove scratches. I do lots of work in my garage and wood shop and have used lots of products trough the years but I have never tried removing scratches from stainless steel. Stainless steel does come in different grades and I'm sure the hardness of the material would vary between the grades. For example, stainless steel used in kitchen sinks comes with varying amounts of nickel added to it. Even small scratches on aluminum products I've used it on weren't removed. Sorry.....give it a try though. You might be surprised. Sherie,While I would expect it to work on perhaps renewing a luster on stainless I would be very surprised at it being able to remove scratches. I do lots of work in my garage and wood shop and have used lots of products trough the years but I have never tried removing scratches from stainless steel. Stainless steel does come in different grades and I'm sure the hardness of the material would vary between the grades. For example, stainless steel used in kitchen sinks comes with varying amounts of nickel added to it. Even small scratches on aluminum products I've used it on weren't... » Read More Sherie,While I would expect it to work on perhaps renewing a luster on stainless I would be very surprised at it being able to remove scratches. I do lots of work in my garage and wood shop and have used lots of products trough the years but I have never tried removing scratches from stainless steel. Stainless steel does come in different grades and I'm sure the hardness of the material would vary between the grades. For example, stainless steel used in kitchen sinks comes with varying amounts of nickel added to it. Even small scratches on aluminum products I've used it on weren't removed. Sorry.....give it a try though. You might be surprised. « Show Less
945438
I don't see why not. I cook with gas because the heat's easier to keep constant, but stainless steel works fine on both electric and gas ranges.
1513604
Yes they will. Stainless is always a tough job for any bit. Let the R.P.M.'s of the motor do the work and be easy on the tool pressure. Try using a good lubricant/coolant. Have fun.
1090609
I can not address the use on stainless steel. how ever on chrome wheels it works very well.
2179378
Have not used it on Stainless Steel. Have used it thus far on a number of brass pieces as well as a large oval brass table, and it outperformed all other products I have used (Brasso, Tarnish-X, etc.). I am planning to try it on a silver tea set but have not gotten around to that yet. I can tell you this however: given its performance thus far, I would not hesitate to buy more of it.Hope this helps at least somewhat.
1276250
yes but remember, stainless only means u can get the rust off. it is a ground blade,, not stamped and has to be kept dry
1082353
As I haven't used it for stainless...Try this link.... this guy is usually right on.... http://www.weldingtipsandtricks.com/mig-welding-stainless.html
805024
I used it on my corian sink. I would think that it would work on stainless too but I don't know for sure. Worth a try?
1321255
Yes it does work on any stainless steel surface. U need to buff it with kitchen towel to get rid of the black grime.
225246
Yes you can use it on stainless steel. I will really make the steel shine. As for striping paint it depends on the paint and how it was applied. If the paint is a baked on enamel type paint it should not hurt the paint but I would be very carefull if you want to keep the paint on the on the metal, dont rub. If it is just paint residue that has air dried onto the blade and you want it off, this will take it off with some repeated polishing.