does it work on a stainless steel sink dent?
1288345
If surrounding surface is flat...it might. Certainly worth a try. If not, just return it to Amazon! Worked like a charm for big dent in my car door (reduced it by 90%). If you can establish suction the dent is gone (again, flat surface around dent is key).
801528
Would expect the LN 950 to do the job. Follow !!!! the instructions. KEEP the sink in place for several DAYS until the adhesive has cured & gained its strength. Don't depend on the adhesive to hold the sink in place. JUST to be the waterproof bond. You might want to contact Liquid Nails Co to verify.
1622060
I think so but it might scratch the stainless surface. It cleans well with detergent and hot water.
149434
Yes, it matches stainless steel sinks so long as it isn't polished stainless.
2182751
I don't thinks so because it didn't do a whole lot for the ding in my sink. It's similar to nail polish.....not a great product for me. Sorry.
552353
Your question isn't phrased correctly to where I can understand exactly what you expect to use the product to accomplish....BUT, I can say this. I believe this product all by itself, is capable of permanently cementing a stainless sink to the underside of a granite countertop. Provided of course that certain criteria are met, er go....smooth, flat, clean, and initially the sink is supported with normal clamping pressures while the PC11 cures. I believe it would also be prudent to rough up the stainless where it is expected to adhere. BUT once cured, PC11 is as strong as a rock!
1582227
I'm almost positive it will. But I would do a little spot test 1st , in a hidden spot to make sure it doesn't discolor ur stainless steel.
1559468
I'm not sure because I don't have a sink to test it. But when I did have a stainless sink,I used SoftScrub and it wasn't bad.
1036471
I bet it will although we have a stainless sink. The suction cups are very strong and it is good looking.
1686902
It should work fine. I've repaired chips on sinks and stoves and it's made a big difference.
1348346
Works on my stainless steel sink. Spray and let stand a while to work. Then rinse off. Coffee mugs should work similarly, let stand a while, should see stain disappear. Wash in dishwasher or very well in sink. Hope this helps.
1600857
It works fine on stainless appliances but I will caution on the less is more notion. A little goes a long way.
497456
We have a stainless refrig, stove and dishwasher and have not incurred any damage. Scratching would probably be unlikely...denting might just depend on how aggressively your LO drives�.
1321255
Yes it does work on any stainless steel surface. U need to buff it with kitchen towel to get rid of the black grime.
1538019
I doubt that it will as it is for larger dents. Also the surface must be flat with no curvature in order for the suction cup to hold. I bought both the large (4-3/4") and a smaller one (2") and was not successful in popping any dents, large or small. The small dings were on a flat surface and the suction was not strong enough to pull them out. I can't recommend either suction devices for removing dents and dings.
1132493
Its possible but likely no. The reason pops a dent works well on large dents is that it is able to release the pressure on the dented metal that is keeping it indented. Small dents don't exist as a result of this negative pressure, bit instead are an actual bending of the metal. So the real question is which category your "small" dent fits into - pressure or bend. Small dents can be in the pressure category but usually they are bends that can't be fixed other than by a body shop. That said some paintless dent removal companies can go in from behind and in essence massage the dent out
392212
I bought this because I have the matchong stainless sink. Though there are rubber pads on the feet so I guess it could work. I like it a lot. I would check the manufacturer of your sink to see if they would recomend it.