Scratches on stainless steel

[adidas]

Is there any way of buffing out the scrathes? Very visible when the hood light comes on.

Am i stuck with purchasing brand new items?

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[troi.oi]

Sand it with sand paper?

[cancer man]

Ha ha i did that once 3 hours of polishing and not to mention the wife going
i told you not to use the S.O.S pad.
Go to a body shop and till them you need a cutting compound.
Feel sorry for you bro.

[muse017]

Luna? Im having a same issue haha

[SportEL]

#000 Steel Wool and Metal Polish works for my stainless steel exhaust. I suspect it could work the same for your stove.

[masoncgy]

It can be corrected with the right materials, but I have never attempted to fix scratched stainless steel before.

Big reason why I have become a big fan of induction cooktops over the last couple of years. Today's products give you the same sort of precision and power as a well refined gas cooktop, but you eliminate all of the heavy duty cleaning and subsequent damage to your cooktop.

[R!zz0]

Meguiars scratch x works on stainless steel too

[ga16i]

I think you're basically screwed. Either live with it or it'll be a major hassle getting the scratched parts to match up to the rest of the stove. It looks like it's a brushed finish. I think you'd need to polish the whole thing back to the a mirror finish since those marks are all over the place and then reapply the brushed look.

[EK69]

scratch up the rest of the appliance to blend the scratches in :rofl:

[JfuckinC]

Originally posted by EK69
scratch up the rest of the appliance to blend the scratches in :rofl:

go for the brushed aluminum look :dunno: