One of my GE glass top burners got some scratches from my wok. Can this product remove surface scratches too?
1011906
I do not believe so. There does not seem to be any polishing ability, only cleaning. As the white film forms, cleaning if off takes away the particles remaining on the cooktop.
1011907
Yes - be careful to use the yellow pad and many soft swirls instead of hard pressure. Pat
1011908
The only way to "remove" scratches from ANY surface is to grind down that surface below the grade of the scratches, then re-polish.Cerama Bryte can't do that. Accept the scratches as normal wear and tear, and enjoy your stove for what it is, a tool, not a showpiece.
1011909
The only way to "remove" scratches from ANY surface is to grind down that surface below the grade of the scratches, then re-polish. Cerama Bryte can't do that. Accept the scratches as normal wear and tear, and enjoy your stove for what it is, a tool, not a showpiece.
267889
I would think so. I am a professional Aga Cooker cleaner and have been using Astonish for 18 years. If used like "soft scrub" with a wet cloth I would think if done gently it would clean the glass. I use it on the enamel and chrome on the Aga Cooker and it does not scratch. However there is no glass on an Aga and you may want to test it. I hope this helps!
52169
No. This is a mild abrasive designed to remove the buildup of sap, insect debris etc. If the glass is scratched, this won't work.
1018967
I don't think so. I use it on my black wood stove. I think you'd be better off looking for stainless steel cleaner/polish.
2123687
I used Zud to removed baked in stains on a glass top stove at one of my rental properties. The "cooktop creams" designed for glass top stoves did nothing. I let it sit, repeated several times, and the stains went away. There may be scratches, but they're microscopic if they exist at all, and they're not noticeable. I went out and bought several more bottles at a store in my area (not all stores carry Zud) in case Zud is discontinued like some of my former favorite cleaners. I certainly agree with all the other comments ....... it's definitely worth a try!
382645
I don't know but this and other cast iron skillets are heavy. If dragged across a glass cooktop I would imagine it could leave scratches.
1284111
Yes. It is metal and would not scratch the surface of the glass top and it would diffuse the heat. It is really effective for simmering on gas burners without burning the bottom materials in the pan
781469
Don't think you need to worry about scratching cookware surface as the blades do not touch the either the sides or the bottom of the pot. When I use the blender, I keep the blade guarde pretty much off of the pot surface but even if you do touch a surface, it would not leave a mark. Enjoy
1440575
Yes and no. I bought the Touch Up that was supposed to be for high heat. I used it to cover some scratches on my cooktop and it looked like new. But the first time I used the burner, the part I had touched up turned brown and basically ruined the top of the cooktop in terms of appearance. Whatever high heat the Porcelain Touch Up is supposed to endure, using the burner is hotter than what it's made for. I would not use it on your stove top. It was fine on my dryer where it got scratched, and which obviously does not get hot.
1035093
Yes, I have a ceramic cook top and I use the waxy cleaner that polishes and helps prevent scratching and I'm careful to pick up and set down when I need to move the cast iron ware. If you slide it around, you'll scratch up the glass surface. I've been using the cast iron for the whole 3 years I've had the cook top and it still looks new.
370224
Shouldn't be a problem. It does not remove scratches though. Use polishing compound or super-fine grit paper for that.
1751494
I have one glass cooktop at my third home, and yes the steamer has the capability to remove the hard grease stains. It will take some time for the steamers to remove it because the grease itself been on there for a long time. You should use soft cloth for rubbing it off while you are aiming the stream on the grease.
2060709
No. Now, I haven't actually tried to remove scratches from a stove top. But from the way I have used it, I dont get the impression that I would remove any scratches from any surface. Ive used it on brass and silver surfaces and it brings both to a brilliant shine. Ergo, it would shine the stove top more than it would take out any light scratches. Hope this helped.
1873256
I don't think so. My stove does not recommend it for the glass top. It does recommend cast iron cookery in the oven. I think it would scratch the surface. I will just use on the extra side burner on my grill or try making waffles in the oven.
2106627
There isnothing to preclude use on a glass top stove, but you may encounter minor scratches disfiguring the gloss of the stovetop.
584761
I do not have a glass cook top but the surface of the kettle on the bottom is smooth. I don't think it would scratch the glass top. If I had a glass top, I would still get the kettle.
951836
I used cameo a non scratch cleanser that cleans and even removes the blue discoloration you get with high heat sometimes. This is a cleanser for copper cookware but works really well on stainless . Also Barkeepers Friend cleans and shines without scratching.