Has anybody had any problems with scratching of the finish?
845920
Wow, never thought I would ever see that question. We have had a white Kitchen aid for 31 years. There are some superficial blemishes in the paint but not down to the metal, after 31 years sort of expect a little wear. My wife loved that one so much she felt like she needed a newer one. So I got her the KSM152PSCP in brushed nickel. She has only had it maybe 5 years. Because of the type of finish if it has scratches, you can not tell. Oh yea, the old one still works great, the new has a more powerful motor. She wanted the new one because of the motor and the finish.
845921
I've had mine for a year and no scratches! I wipe it down with a microfiber cloth and it's still beautiful! I use mine about 3 times a month.
845922
I've had my KitchenAid mixer for years now (brushed nickel color) and no scratches- still looks new (and yes, I do use it!)
845923
I bought my copper one in 2005. It still is drop dead gorgeous. It sits on the counter and is used at minimum once a week. I have every attachment and beater and a 6 qt model for larger tasks. Since the bowl on the tilt up model screws onto a stainless steel base and is used most often with a Rubbermaid spatula you would have to deliberately scratch it. These products are tough and the 5 qt and up are used in restaurants and test kitchens. My executive chef husband has two in his kitchen. His grandmother had one for over 40 years in off white. They are very durable.Your hardest problem would be deciding on a color. I bought my copper one in 2005. It still is drop dead gorgeous. It sits on the counter and is used at minimum once a week. I have every attachment and beater and a 6 qt model for larger tasks. Since the bowl on the tilt up model screws onto a stainless steel base and is used most often with a Rubbermaid spatula you would have to deliberately scratch it. These products are tough and the 5 qt and up are used in restaurants and test kitchens. My executive chef husband has two in his kitchen. His grandmother had one for over 40 years in off white. They are very durable.Your hardest problem... » Read More I bought my copper one in 2005. It still is drop dead gorgeous. It sits on the counter and is used at minimum once a week. I have every attachment and beater and a 6 qt model for larger tasks. Since the bowl on the tilt up model screws onto a stainless steel base and is used most often with a Rubbermaid spatula you would have to deliberately scratch it. These products are tough and the 5 qt and up are used in restaurants and test kitchens. My executive chef husband has two in his kitchen. His grandmother had one for over 40 years in off white. They are very durable.Your hardest problem would be deciding on a color. « Show Less
1396346
I have been using one with my Walther PPS 40 for several months..... have not seen any scratching so far.
1085143
I haven't had any issues with scratches. I'm not using Comet etc just baking soda. I LOVE this sink. Yes, the pitch should be more so it drains better but I will never go back to a two compartment sink again.
1464761
Not at all. Extremely happy with the sink. I was worried about scratches in the beginning. We have put several nives in the sink and no scratches yet.
962106
I have the white one and have owned it for about a two weeks or so and i am noticing a couple scratches and a few rubbed out spaces, but that is only on real close inspection.
1308905
Yes. I have a ceramic-top stove and have had no problem with scratching. I like the pan. It is very shallow but I like it.
1551678
They do have a mirror finish and I have not had a problem with scratching. We use them in the summer when we take the food outside to eat. Plus I loved them in the ARMY, ( little better than the ARMY ones). Hope this helped you.
1552390
I'm thinking about ordering this cookware. I read one review saying that it scratched the cooktop. Has anyone else had this happen?
345657
i have used on 600 sq ft of installed with no problems. no problems with scratching
32020
Mine don't scratch easily. However I've purchased used pieces that that were covered with knife/silverware marks. They come off surprisingly well by scrubbing with Barkeeper's Friend or Bon Ami (I prefer Barkeeper's Friend). Both of these products are sold by Amazon.
1690076
I have not had any issues, but I avoid using any "green" scrubber type cleaning. It's not surprising it scratched. I usually just soak it in warm soap water and wipe with a cloth to clean them.
905612
I have had these for a while now and have had no issues with scratches. Although, I do not use in harsh applications.
1627934
So far I have not had any scratches and its easy to keep clean with just a damp cloth. I wouldn't say it would never scratch - anything can - but with normal usage should be OK. The one I received had been damaged before being packaged (at the factory) but has not yet deteriorated any further.
310148
I agree with SRR - you just have to be sure to get it inserted all the way to the rubber boot, and remove it carefully as well. (I have scratch marks too, because I was hasty and didn't listen to my own advice - go figure)
1659017
MY issues with the new saw were the paint on the table top scratching too easy. I had my table powder coated and that solved that issue. I also had trouble with the lower blade clamp not holding blades. After several discussions with the manufacturer, I was told I was tightening the knob to tight and causing the clamp housing to bend (?) I had a machinist make me a lower blade clamp out of good steel and that fixed the problem.
1443124
Hi. Haven't had any issues with bezel scratching but I've had the 5 and 5S long enough that it's inevitable if you are going to take the case on and off. Nothing the case itself attributed to. Hope that helps.
1289352
No, I haven't noticed any scratching or damage to the frame, and I have used this device every day for over a year. It really is an exceptional piece of equiment.