If this is abrasive doesn't it damage the porcelain?
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I had already tried pumice on my toilet and was entirely unsuccessful. I thought I had wrecked the porcelain with that process but after I tried the Shaws Pads I realized my toilet could be like new again! I can not tell that the porcelain has been damaged at all. If anyone is concerned about that happening I would considering testing a small area before diving into the whole job.
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It doesn't scratch mine. It easily removes the hard water marks from my toilets without a lot of scrubbing. I don't even have to use it every time I clean. I probably use it every 3-4 weeks. I love it!
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Porcelain is pretty tough. I have not seen any scratches. These pads do work but they wear out very quickly.
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no, it won't damage porcelain, however, you can get the same type of thing (without the rubber baking) from Lows or Home Depot cheaper and in bigger sheets. it is used for sanding drywall.
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No quite the contrary, it makes it sparkle. I have used pumice stones and grit cleaners on porcelain and Shaw pads seem to have an advantage over all of them in effort applied and overall stain removal.
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No, it does not damage porcelain. I also tried it on a sink that had a refinishing glaze, and it worked on that also. It's a really good product.
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I think it would damage it because it has a coating on it that would probably peel. It may be stainless underneath the coating, but I'm not sure.
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I don't know for sure. Contact Rust-Oleum, they should know. It did work on metal but porcelain may be different.
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No no abrasive powdrr . I have been using sealants for 30 years an d this is the best sealer.it is full of good polymers and other moisterizing chemicals.
382179
No it does not. Be sure you bay the right solution for the product you intend to clean to avoid unintended damage
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I am not sure but I have used it on a silver ring with a red stone and it did not damage it. I also used a toothbrush to clean the ring instead of dipping it in the container. I hope that helps.
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Yes, but you'll have to get the sink VERY clean before doing it. It will bond to the porcelain sink, but not to any lime, calcium, or rust that might be on the surface.
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My mom bought me the orange set which is hard anodized inside but porcelain on the outside. The instructions said that the porcelain should not be used on a glass or ceramic cooktop because it can cause damage. They recommend the black set with the orange handles which is hard anodized inside and out. (I hope the instructions can be trusted) Anyway, I'm returning my orange set for the black w/orange handles. I hope nothing happens to my cooktop.
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I don't know if it is but can't really see how it could damage one. I've only used it to clean a solid gold ring and plastic/metal gaming miniatures.
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That depends on whether the abrasion is physical or supplementary. This discwasher can clean but it can't un-scratch what bad handling once did.
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That might be better for the Manufacturer to answer. My tub was also porcelain, but not recently refinished and they stuck so well that none of them lifted off for me to have that opportunity to see if it could do that. Sorry. They are definitely Skid-proof, though.
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It is made of acrylic not porcelain. My contractor nicked it too then got colored grout in the nick so I will forever have a brown mark against the white acrylic. Therefore,me careful not to scratch it.
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I would be afraid to use abrasive cleaners, as they may ruin the finish. I soak the pan in hot water and residues remove quickly .
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It's not a clear answer, but probably if you go slow, with medium pressure and keep the bit cooled with water. I used a spray water bottle and did not let the bit overheat. I also went at fairly low speed and not a lot of pressure. If you try to drill the holes quickly, the bit will wear and you will likely not last 4-5 holes. I think 5 or so holes is getting to the practical limit on porcelain, but likely be able to squeeze them out going slow and cooled.
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No. The ceramic is glazed and has not changed color at all even though I have used it hundreds of times. It's non-porous.
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Hi: I don't know. I have just used it on porcelain tile. Works very well on that, though. Sorry,
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Porcelain is pretty tough material, so I really doubt it. While I use this brush on stainless grates, I can only say it's the best grill brush you'll find. The wire bristle's are tough, don't fold over or clump up like many others you'll find. Cleans off the tough stuff. This is the only type to buy. Consider the longer handled version if you want to get away from the heat of the fire.