Will this work on my kitchen cabinet handles and pulls?
1026761
Great cleaner, however, I would refer to the manufacturer's website for the type of metal your handles are made out of: http://www.maasinc.com/ Hope it works for you!
1026762
I would not recommend that you use Maas on your knobs or handles in the kitchen. As a cream subtance it would be hard to control with wood doors so close to the knob. I think it would make a mess if it got on any wood product. If you want to shine handles/knobs L would recommend that you remove the knobs/handles polish and the re enstall. Would be more work but end result would look very nice.Depends how much time/effort you want to expemd. Gook luck. Tom
1026763
There is a minor abrasive feel to this polish and I would hesitate using it on handles that might have a coating on them as opposed to handles that are made of solid metal. You might polish off the coating.
1269698
It may. You have to eyeball the spacing of the holes on your present handle and decide whether or not it will fit. This is not a sarcastic answer, but there isn't much to go on. I used mine in a Chamberlain door, but who makes which brands is a mystery. Good Luck. By the way, I saved $20.00 by buying the thing online.
483603
I know this might not help, but I bought these with Cosmas 9009SN Satin Nickel Twist Cabinet Hardware Handle Pull - 3" Hole Centers. And the finish matches, used the cups for drawers and the pulls on the doors. Maybe they are similar.
1950791
If the handles are no longer than 7 or 8 inches it will work, but I tried it with my longer handled spoons and spatulas etc and they flopped over too much.
2078529
That should work fine. Even rolling it works fine, but I find it difficult to use without pulling the drawer completely out.
1352775
Yes it will and I use mine in the kitchen to put extra paper towel rolls on the high shelves and I also use it to get things down from the really high shelves in my pantry. You will be able to pick up just about anything with it. I tried picking up a tooth pick but it didn't happen.
595193
If the handles are pot metal, zinc diecast or aluminum, then yes it should work.
2012077
the pulls thom with 1 inch screws, so it should fit standard cabinet widths.
2217313
It should work for that. It's the same material used on machines at car washes. A sponge on a handle.
53349
My old pulls were three inch so I matched the holes. I don't have any problem using these at all. I really love these..........updated my kitchen a lot.
1371829
Yes the old tools will work , I have also used Black and Decker and Craftsman tools.
1278209
I would assume so. Even though I did not purchase the bin cups, I did purchase another pull and they matched perfectly. I really like these knobs. They feel nice in your hand.
590341
We have it on several size doors and drawers. We used them as replacement for old handles, had to fit a 3 inch existing hole set up. They look spectacular.
893376
Yes. I have an O cedar dustpan that works well. I think most dustpan that have an adapter to grasp handles will work
1115517
If the new metal was roughened on the inside so there was a real textured surface to grab it may work ok but any flex or stress will likely cause de-lamination, if you can use rivets also it should work fine.
12873
It depends on the cabinet. If the cabinet has the vertical bar to all 4 drawers, then yes it will.
383736
It has a good adhesive on it so it should work it works good on polymer handles