would this work for polishing scratches out of a brushed finish stainless steel sink? Just got my new sink and everything seems to scratch it.
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I'm not sure because I don't have a sink to test it. But when I did have a stainless sink, I used SoftScrub and it wasn't bad.
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I'm not sure because I don't have a sink to test it. But when I did have a stainless sink,I used SoftScrub and it wasn't bad.
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You can't remove scratches. You can prevent scratches by purchasing a sink grid--about $85 and well worth the money. It keeps your items about 1" off the bottom of the sink and I am so happy I purchased one.
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You will need to contact the manufacturer for that question. I like my sink, but it is advertised as being a scratch-resistant sink. I've had scratches and contacted the manufacturer. All they did was tell me how to scour out the scratches. So, that guarantee went right out the window.
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Over time, every stainless sink we've owned has scratched. You can polish them out, but it requires a fair amount of work.
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I used this on a bathroom vessel sink countertop(teak)...but i put over several coats of tung oil as that was my initial plan. It is 100% water/toothpaste etc proof. As far as scratches, I don't know if anything can protect wood from that...what application are you thinking that would expose it to scratching...
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Not sure, but I have used it on most other things. The builder and the plumber recommended it to remove scratches. Fabulous stuff!
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I use it on the outside of my dishwasher which is always smudged especially around the handle. It works quite well and with less elbow grease than others I have tried. I imagine it would work for sinks as well but you probably need to dry it first before you use the Weiman spray cleaner.
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Like most materials you could apply to protect that shine, this product will reduce the shine a small amount. It will protect the copper but probably prevent tarnishing for only a short time. This wax is very hard and quite durable but probably not the answer to preserving the brightness of your sink. You may try it and if it doesn'r work, mineral spirits will wash the wax away. A more durable solution might be to spray the polished shiny copper with a clear gloss lacquer (I believe there is a product called StayBrite in a spray can) designed for metal surfaces. Once again it will diminish the shine slightly but it will prevent further tarnishing for a very long time (if not forever).
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My hubby hasn't gotten any scratches on his wallet yet. I guess I would use stainless steel spray cleaner on it and see if that helps. Otherwise, I would contact the company and ask them.
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i'm assuming yes i did my kitchen sink however i noticed it wears off...i then used a standard/basic ss cleaner and it worked like a charm hope this helps
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Since I would never even think of putting mine in the dishwasher, I haven't had that problem. If I had done that, I might try baking soda or Bartender's Friend to see if either would remove any of the discoloration. Both are very fine abrasives which I find work well on my stainless steel sink. Also, a metal polish called MAAS works well on lots of metals, including sterling silver as well as stainless steel. Good luck.
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I really have no idea. I guess it could remove scratches, but I would contact the manufacturer: http://www.novuspolish.com
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I imagine you could use it for a sink, but I think the polish would wash off once you start using soap and water in the sink again. We use Bon Ami when our stainless steel sink needs a good cleaning. It comes out pretty clean and shiny after.
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I don't thinks so because it didn't do a whole lot for the ding in my sink. It's similar to nail polish.....not a great product for me. Sorry.
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Soft Scrub with bleach always works for me. For really stubborn stains on the sink I put on a thin film of Soft Scrub and let it sit for a few hours or overnight. It may not work on a scratched up sink...
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I use barkeeper's friend on all the stainless steel in my kitchen. It's the only thing I've found so far that makes things look like new and doesn't leave streaks. It's great for sinks and pans, but kind of a pain to use on stoves, fridges, dishwashers since it's a powder that you have to wet, then rub all over, then rinse off. I just get it at the grocery store. It comes in a tube container like comet.
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I don't know if it works on sinks with hard water. If you have a lot of lime or calcium deposits I would guess you would want to use a product like Bar Keepers Friend. I primarily use the Weiman Stainless Steel Cleaner to remove finger prints from stainless steel appliances. If you have other stainless steel items I would say purchase the product for those items and then you will have a good use for the product if it doesn't work on the sink.