Will this remove scratches from brushed stainless steel?
1042216
i'm assuming yes i did my kitchen sink however i noticed it wears off...i then used a standard/basic ss cleaner and it worked like a charm hope this helps
1479331
As far as I know it will not help with scratches. But you might give it a try anyway. A least you would have clean scratches.
1061279
It does a great job of removing surface scratches....nothing fixes deep scratches.
2094642
Yes, ma'am, it will work! I also have a flat glass stove-top and have had no problems with scratches. The bottom of the pan IS speckled like the rest of the outside of the pan, but it's coated well enough that it won't cause scratches. Hope you love it as much as I do! :)
987709
Just not on highly polished or brushed stainless, use Astonish Stainless steal cleaner.
1600858
I just tried it on my stainless steel dishwasher and stove, I used it very sparingly on a damp paper towel, then wiped it off with another piece of clean damp paper towel and polished it until it was dry. I came out shiny and clean with no residue. It did not scratch the appliances at all. You only need to use this product very sparingly as it goes a long way.
1745834
No I don't believe so. It does erase small surface scratches, but I found that I had to really scrub the areas to get them to wear off. I noticed that the paste restored a beautiful hard shine to the paint, no damage whatsoever! I would recommend having a lot of clean, dry terry cloths on hand, because when the paste is on the paint, I found that it left a film that I had to constantly go over. Deep scratches I am still skeptical about.
422554
I Don't know either. This really doesn't eliminate scratches, it's seems safe to use as soft polisher. I agree with the other comment.
1531771
I have not used it on scratches, but I doubt it will. It is very good on burnt on foods.
1582226
I don't know for sure since I only used it on my hardwood floor. I would try it in a small spot. I am thinking that it worked so well on my (real) wood that it would probably be fine for the stainless. I had tried several products (including a scraper and scour pad and liquid cleaners) to remove Quick Shine my husband slopped on the wood floor, the Quick Shine deep cleaner was the only product that worked, and it worked really well. Use it mindfully....don't let it sit for a long time.
230892
Yes, definitely. It removes scratches from a variety of surfaces, but only if implemented per the instructions.
1187849
I'm guessing it depends on the type of grill you have. If it's stainless steel, it won't scratch but keeping a stainless steel grill "like new" is almost an impossibility. We have an older Weber 3000, so we weren't so concerned with scratching a new stainless grill pair we purchased.
178078
It does not remove scratches. BKF has a mild type of acid that removes food film that is adhearing to the pots and pans. We just seared some pork chops in the 12 inch skilet and then deglased with some hot water while the pan was still on the burner. After the fond was released, I let it cool then washed with soapy water. After rinsing I saw the film inside, put in some BKF and rubbed with a paper towel and voila the film is gone. Another quick soap wash and all was right with the world.
1577148
I have the polished chrome which shines and is different than the brushed nickel. I don't know about stainless. I thought it had a shine too.
1874965
I use Barkeepers friend on the INTERIOR of all my stainless pans when they need it and it works great; cleans up stains and heat marks perfectly. I have not used it on the outside of any pans and would be bummed if it scratched the polished surface. Hope that helps.
732182
The bristles won't scratch stainless unless you are using an abrasive powder cleaner, in which case the cleaner will do the scratching. These bristles are fairly stiff but not abrasive.
2006989
It will certainly NOT remove the scratches. The silver may help paint over scratches to make them less noticeable.