Is it okay to use on brushed stainless and spot resistant stainless? I bought another product that had 'polish' in the name and it changed my fridge
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Yes. Example, GE appliances have a different color for brushed stainless and these work fine. It just takes spots and fingerprints off.
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I have used it on brushed stainless, but not on spot resistant stainless. It works on brushed stainless just fine!
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It works fine on brushed stainless -but am not familiar with the spot resistant stainless. I guess, if it's spot resistant - do you even need to polish it? It is the easiest, best product I have found - it used to take me a long time to clean my appliances - and now - it's a matter of minutes.
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In my use of the product it takes out streaks and makes refrigerator surfaces look smooth and streak free. I have never used it on anything coffee stained. I would suggest a scratch less soft scrub, then the stainless cleaner would bring back the shine.
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I purchased the brushed nickel finish and it is brushed nickel all over. I did not like the shiny finish on the chrome mixer.
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they are brushed stainless, it would be kind of time consuming to polish them, maybe you could find some made out of aluminum and have then chromed?
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If I had to choose another finish to go with brushed nickel, I would go with stainless steel. It will be drabber than the brushed nickel, but not too much of a difference.
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best to leave the copper countertop, bare. just polish it occasionally with "Brasso" (copper and brass polish). I doubt any coating is gonna be good for a countertop. Unless the countertop is not going to be used or have any items sliding on it. If it's not going to be used at all, this clear paint for brass will work fine. I used it on a solid brass door handle set of our Pella brand, storm door. After polishing the door set, I coated with 3 light coats. exposed to all weather, after 2 years, it still looks good. No tarnish or oxidation under the clear coat.
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I used water based polyurethane and love it. I used the rustoleum brand in gloss (maybe it's called high gloss). I waited for the paint to completely dry for about a week, and then I applied 2 coats. It went on really easily and looks much better than it did without it. Also now the fridge is very easy to clean. There is not a single scratch or anything. I would highly recommend putting the polyurethane on. The water based poly doesn't smell, dries in about an hour and cleans up with water.
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I would not use it on stainless steel, it would scratch it!If you read the directions it tells you.
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Maybe. There are two types of stainless steel - magnetic and non-magnetic. If the stainless steel on your refrigerator is magnetic, then these rare earth magnets will stick. You can test the stainless steel on your refrigerator with any magnet.
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Sorry can't help you ...but stainless is not suppose to rust ?.. unless its around salt water etc ...? and even then, depending on what type of stainless it is .. I have not used it in that application so I can't really say. Its is very durable finish ( if done I would suggest only spraying it and doing multiple coats). At least 3
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Although I didn't try it on existing stainless, it worked perfectly on our bare (regular) steel cabinets that are 60 years old. According to the manufacturer, you should not need a primer on bare metal but you must clean the surface with a window cleaner or 50:50 ammonia/water. (Be sure to remove all residue.) Follow the directions to the letter and watch the video several times to understand the technique. You can get great results. NOTE: Every stainless steel surface looks a little different so you may not get an exact "brightness" match to your other stainless appliances. Nonetheless, people are stunned when they see our kitchen and want to know where we got the beautiful stainless steel cabinets. Although I didn't try it on existing stainless, it worked perfectly on our bare (regular) steel cabinets that are 60 years old. According to the manufacturer, you should not need a primer on bare metal but you must clean the surface with a window cleaner or 50:50 ammonia/water. (Be sure to remove all residue.) Follow the directions to the letter and watch the video several times to understand the technique. You can get great results. NOTE: Every stainless steel surface looks a little different so you may not get an exact "brightness" match to your other stainless... » Read More Although I didn't try it on existing stainless, it worked perfectly on our bare (regular) steel cabinets that are 60 years old. According to the manufacturer, you should not need a primer on bare metal but you must clean the surface with a window cleaner or 50:50 ammonia/water. (Be sure to remove all residue.) Follow the directions to the letter and watch the video several times to understand the technique. You can get great results. NOTE: Every stainless steel surface looks a little different so you may not get an exact "brightness" match to your other stainless appliances. Nonetheless, people are stunned when they see our kitchen and want to know where we got the beautiful stainless steel cabinets. « Show Less
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I used it on a "textured" fridge. My fridge didn't have any deep grooves or designs, but a subtle texture that makes it less slippery. I spray painted the sides of the fridge with black appliance spray paint. You could still see the original fridge texture through this spray paint. The Rust-Oleum paint, however, actually creates a "new" texture (after 3 layers) that isn't perfectly smooth either.
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I've never noticed any of that but I would say use Bar Keepers Friend. It good for stainless steel.
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I use this as a stainless steel cleaner for my appliances. Wipe on with a paper towel and then polish with a fresh paper towel. Keeps appliances clean and streak free for weeks.
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I do use BKF in my stainless steel sinks however mine are the brushed finish and are not shiny. Works great on faucets and handle. Hard water spots disappear.
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Any product or pad recommended for stainless steel will work fine... I have run mine in the dishwasher several times without detriment; I also use plastic scrubber and Dawn liquid for the tough spots / manual cleaning. Hope this helps...Bar Keepers Friend is excellent as well. TomT
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On the back of the bottle it states "MAAS applies waterproof protection and long lasting shine on stainless steel sinks. DO NOT use polish on brushed stainless steel appliances. MAAS Stainless Steel & Chrome Spray Cleaner is recommended to clean, polish and protect brushed finishes". I hope that helps. I use it on my stainless steel Double Edge Safety Razors and it does a great job on them.