can this polish be used on a stainless steel gas stove
1018966
I have no idea. But it is BLACK, so if you want your stainless steel to be anything but black, I would not recommend it.
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.
1018968
No. It is for cast iron. It covers rust and blackens cast iron so it has a new look with a subdued polished look. Definitely would NOT work on stainless steel. There are cleaners designed specifically for stainless steel. I have been able to clean stainless steel cookware inside as well as on "finished" outer side with "Bar" brand cleanser and obtain a nice shine and without scratching the finish. You might try that in a not too evident area and see if it would work. Good luck.
2102554
Sorry Stephen - I don't know that answer I use propane gas - but the Farberware is still a classic in stainless steel cookware. I highly recommend this one
1017420
I would not use it on stainless steel, it would scratch it! If you read the directions it tells you.
2179377
This may work for this use but it seems an overkill as it is designed for items with tarnish or that are prone to tarnish, and smaller projects (copper pots, brass candlesticks, etc) For this type of work there is absolutely nothing better for the final polish than Maas! For the exterior of stainless appliances use window cleaner to remove grime or soiling then polish with Pledge Orange Clean (commercial line) it says furniture spray but it is fantastic to shine exterior panels of stainless appliances and it is a snap to use!
1259388
Yes, it will get really black and stained on the bottom but it is stainless steel. I use it on gas stove.
1600857
It works fine on stainless appliances but I will caution on the less is more notion. A little goes a long way.
225247
Stainless steel it will work on, but know that it will not chrome it. And yes, it will slowly strip any kind of paint off, it is a polish, not a wax, meaning it makes things cleaner by stripping layers of damage off.
428548
I have stainless steel gas range. I know it works great for me, no more burned pans.
1600856
It works really well on stainless steel, but I don't use it on appliances. I like Noxon for stainless steel appliances. Astonish is what I use for those pesky stains and burns and cooked on and baked on gunk on my cooking pans and baking sheets. I works really well on those new green pans, too. Those are the non-stick pans that are supposed to be safer to use than the teflon coated ones. Since I cook with my green pans daily, I use Astonish daily, too.
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I am happy to help with your question. I use "Cerama Bryte" Stainless Steel Cleaning Polish and Conditioner, it contains mineral oil. I received a 2 fl. oz bottle with my Frigidaire ceramic and stainless steel cooktop (also purchased through Amazon). I see that they sell the Cerama Bryte on Amazon also. Its easy application to ss surfaces. I use it on my Breville toaster oven too. It works very nicely since its a creamy liquid that I apply to a small piece of paper toweling wipe it on your surface and just wipe it off with a dry paper towel. That way there is no over-spray. It shines. I hope this helps.
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I've never tried it on a gas grill or oven. The label says removed rust stains from bathtubs, showers, sinks, toilets, indoor surfaces, tile, colorfast fabrics, carpet and more. You can summitbrands (the manufacturer) at 888-476-6688. Hope this helps.
286432
I don't know! I have a gas stove. It's one of the best non-stick pans I've ever bought.
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Don't know about regular enamel gas stove but it really shines up any ceramic items and also stainless steel items. I use it on my smooth top electric stove at least once a week or more often if I spill anything. The refrigerator sparkles and it is enamel.
1462032
Yes, they can be used on a gas stovetop but it depends on the size of the burner as well as the size of the pot. It takes a little while but it does work! The steel however isn't very heavy at the base so it depends on what you're boiling. Things like milk tend to leave a brown residue but other water-based liquids are easier. Hope this helps!
1537803
I never tried it on stainless. I polish silver, brass, gold and other metals. Im not sure its designed for stainless, however it wouldnt hurt, plus it does a great job on any metal ive tried.
2021349
It should work, cast iron. They put this stuff right in the coals. I've used on a gas stove with no problems. As I stated before, lousy finish.
225245
I would be very gentle if you use it on the painted sections of the blade or plated parts of the sword. This has stripped the brass color off a few plated pieces I've used it on in the past. As far as stainless steel, yes you can use it and it does an amazing job. Be forewarned though, if the stainless you are polishing has a brushed finish to it it will change that somewhat and give more of a satin finish.