Lime away turned much of my stainless sink with black spots, will this restore it back to factory look? is it enough to do a double sink?
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I expect it will. And if this doesn't, nothing will. This is enough paste to polish a DeLorean.
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I have a very small rust spot from leaving a knife in the sink. It let me know right off the bat to keep the dishes cleaned up. I really like the sink, how deep it is and don't mind the encouragement to not have messes.
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Just wiping it out with dish soap and water. To shine I use a little olive oil.Love this sink. I will never go back to stainless.
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I had the same problem, and it's because that Houzer is meant for SS sinks. I have a cast iron sink and had the same problem, so I returned it.
1297047
Don't use a sealer as it will damage the finish. Use clean the sink with dish soap and after drying apply a thick layer of cooking oil. The sink looks great for few weeks and basically repeat the process. Our sink is the black one and don't know about other colors.
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They make sink repair versions - this one is for hot surfaces. Don't know if the sink version comes in black. I found it difficult to sand and blend into the existing surfaces - looks better than a big chip but not much! Didn't have that problem when repairing an old white bath tub.
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Our water is so terrible that we had to install a water softener system because the water continually ruined our plumbing. I would say that it will spot however, because the finish is a matte finish, I would say that you probably wouldn't notice it.I love this sink because it's deep, wide and is nearly maintenance free.
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Works well. Increase dwell time from lacquer. Couple coats before scraping off. No water until end. Scraper, steel wool, then hot water and nylon brush, then pressure washer, then soap and water, then pressure washer. Faster the better when scrubbing off stripper. Commit to it otherwise you'll just have to do it twice. Oxalic acid if you get black spots.
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I did try it on my stainless sink. I saw some improvement in shine but of course doesn't remove signs of scratches. Best way to put it is that it refreshed my sink but not to pristine "new" condition.
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I'm sorry, I haven't had to use it yet, so I'm no help to you. My sink is new, and I have the bisque or biscuit color. I also have some Soft Scrub, from the grocery store, which you might try. Would think the bleach would have worked. Did you let it sit on the stain for awhile? Otherwise, I don't know. You might do an online search for "stains on porceline sinks" and see what suggestions the search may bring up for you. Good luck.
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It has dawned on me that maybe the reason you aren't getting good results...is old porcelain layered on metal. It may have worn thru to base ?Just a reminder that sinks are one of our least expensive items to replace in kitchen :) Un-less you desire one of those top of the line "farm sinks".Anyway, good luck...just thoughts I wanted to share. GBW, Arizona
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The dispobrushed chrome ring around the column and has black triangles made of rubber where the food pushes through. The extra piece with the rubber pieces is good to have because they do get cruddy after a few years, and its a no-brainer to change the part. I didn't see the black column before but I suppose it would cove the sides of the intake. BIG PROBLEM THOUGH!!! The ring around the top of the unit is brushed chrome, not black. I am talking about the very top of the unit that sits in the sink. If your sink is black, you will have a silver doughnut surrounding the drain!papashey
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Cleaning with regular soap and water, then applying a thin coat of extra virgin olive oil with a cotton ball whenever it starts looking dull. Hope this helps. We've had the sink for a year and still love it!
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I wouldn't use it on any dark sink. We have the dark brown sink and after a few hours of scrubbing it still looked the same.
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I've only used it on a black cooktop, and it worked very well for this. I heard of the following product for sinks. "Porc-a-Fix Porcelain Touch-Up Glaze, made by KIT industries, Inc. of Willlingboro, New Jersey."
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Use the regular blanco cleaner. But, I can tell you that it's a waste of money as it doesn't work at all. It's a rip off. We have purchased and tried it several times and it really does very little if anything. We keep our Blanco sink in great SHAP and clean it all the time, however the material that it's made of attracts stains. We use SOFT SCRUB. IM PRETTY SHURE THEY MAKE IT WITHOUT BLEACH. NEVER USE BLEACH IN A BLACK SINK. HOPE THIS HELPS
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I do use BKF in my stainless steel sinks however mine are the brushed finish and are not shiny. Works great on faucets and handle. Hard water spots disappear.