Will this work on scratches that appear lighter than the rest of the appliance? I mistakenly used a wool pad and buffed off part of the finish.
905730
I would think so ...but you may have to do the "entire" side that is scratched to get it to "blend" right ...
1344767
It will, to some extent, but scratches are noticeable as they are darker than before. It suits me just fine as I used it on 1850's floor and they are not supposed to be perfect.
1344764
Yes. It will fill the scratches but it is a wax and will be slippery once it dries. You might want to consider using a dab of cherry colored stain instead. I would try keeping the stain cofined to the scratches only. Try using a small artist brush so as not to allow the stain to settle onto the other areas of your floor. Hope this helps!
1874965
I use Barkeepers friend on the INTERIOR of all my stainless pans when they need it and it works great; cleans up stains and heat marks perfectly. I have not used it on the outside of any pans and would be bummed if it scratched the polished surface. Hope that helps.
1655317
The Frieling brushed finish does not have a shine finish. The finish is similar to brush finish found on appliances such as stoves & refrigerators. Scratches do not show easily and if they do, use very fine sandpaper following the circular brush finish established for the product to remove or conceal the scratches.
1338005
i've only used it on dark wood i know when i've used in big scratches i have to pour it on heavy so may answer is yes it will work
1167519
The product helps with minor scratches, but is not very effective with deeper gouge. it may just make the scratch smother.
776495
Yes this would work to treat existing scratches on any surface, but it would than have to have a protective covering of wax over it, because it is only a light stain.
1878801
If your scratches are truly minor, this would work, but use it only where needed. Your original finish is probably better as is if it is in "good" condition. Use this on the scratches and follow up with a true wax, not a polish, on the rest of the car.
915117
That's a question best asked of a body shop technician. It will buff out light scratches in clear coat, but I cant vouch for much else. Sorry.
1460928
Depends on the size of your scratches, but more than likely no. We were able to fix 2 2-3 in scratches but after that the thing was done. The sanding pads are pretty small
831512
It covered my very light scratches good. I had some scratches from my cat that were slightly deeper & it did nothing. I had to buy a wood marker, witch covers up deeper scratches. Then go over it all with the Old English.
1282536
Pretty well. Dings and scratches have been a non-factor. It's a great product but didn't completely get me what I needed. Works amazingly on flat surfaces, not so well on appliances where you need to bend the product on the curves. In that aspect, it's difficult to work with. Otherwise, absolutely worth the money.
154323
depends on which pads you use, using the soft bristle or white light duty pads shouldn't scratch fiberglass
676267
It works well on stainless steel, but I doubt it will really help with scratches. It is a great cleaner and polish. Deep scratches will still show.
734810
It does great for light scratches and swirl marks. Deep key scratches need a different kind of fix.
619331
I just covered the area that was scratched. However, it didn't remove the scratches.