Can i use this to remove knife scratches on Kitechen counter top?
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It dulled the look of some pretty deep scratches on my wood table. I assume it will depend on the depth of the scratches as well as the material of the countertop. I would not recommend for other than wood.
255397
It will cover them, not remove them. You will have to repeat as it wears off.
255398
is does not removed any scratches it colors them where it won't be noticeable trust me it will make it look brand new
1834669
I don't think so. Try car compound. Flitz has to grit in the compound to remove scratches. It's more like a polishing cream.
522605
I have used it on my glass stovetop without any scratches. I have used it on lots of things without ever a scratch..
573264
I suppose if you were determined to do so you could, but normal/average use with steak knives is fine. We have used steak knives with ours many times and so far no scratches.
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Hi Connie, sorry if I'm a little late in answering. I'd have to say no, it does not remove scratches, and I don't care for it much as a cleaner, either. I use it for my fridge and stove - though in the end my appliances look better, it's very runny and hard to control, also it leaves a film that collects dust. The sample packet that came with my stove worked great - I believe it was Weiman Stainless Steel Sink Cleaner & Polish, and it wasn't on Amazon when I bought the Cerama Bryte, but now it is. If you want to get rid of scratches, you might want to use a super fine grit sand paper. It may sound crazy, but the man who smooth scratches out of my car paint finish use 300-400 grit paper and it did not dull the shine. Good luck.
1036838
Actually, I wouldn't recommend that. The tips of my knives have already chipped. Just hand wash them and place them in a drawer.
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I can't tell you for sure, since I have never scratched my cooktop. I suspect Cerama Bryte would not remove scratches, but that might depend on the depth of the scratch. It seems to have a very mild abrasive in the cleanser. The best analogy I could use would be auto rubbing compound. That kind of compound will remove shallow blemishes, but not deep scratches. I suspect Cerama Bryte would work the same way. Again, though, my cooktop has never been scratched, so I can't respond with any certainty.
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I really don't see it as being able to scratch any surface. It 'looks like ' a steel grid on the back, but it is not. A 3-M tough strength scrubber that can be purchased at home improvement stores would probably work even better. I am not a fan, but it is 'OK'
1143589
I use it on my glass bakeware and it works great, no scratch. I am not sure about glass top though!
1531771
I have not used it on scratches, but I doubt it will. It is very good on burnt on foods.
1838003
You could but probably wouldn't want to because a knife will leave marks. I would recommend you add a separate cutting board.
1535123
Yes, it will work for that. You will be able to see where you used it. I would just use a small amount on the scratches.
985146
I don't believe that the Bar Keepers Friend Liquid Cleaner will remove any scratches. But it does a great job on removing burnt on grease and residue on pots and pans.
676267
It works well on stainless steel, but I doubt it will really help with scratches. It is a great cleaner and polish. Deep scratches will still show.
780038
I use them on my stainless steel sink & cooktop, with a little BarKeeper's Friend stainless steel cleaner, but I always make sure to scrub with the grain. Everything looks like new. I'm afraid if you were to scrub against the grain or in circles, you might leave scratches.
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yes you can, just be wary of the finish, you would'nt want to scratch it. Another good tip in using this knife is to use a silicon based lubricant so the knifes body won't become oily in use.
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No. I suspect if the scratch is deep enough to feel it "catch" with your fingernail that it will not help. Try something like "Dr color chip"