Scratches on stainless steel can be particularly frustrating, scarring the polished finish that makes these items so appealing.
Fortunately, theres good news: you dont have to live with those unsightly marks forever.
If the strip turns black, then youre good to go.
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Now, every kit has four pads, from the least abrasive to the most abrasive.
Start with the least abrasive pad first by hooking it to the holder.
Make about eight to ten strokes, back and forth.
After this, set it aside and wipe it clean using a microfiber towel.
Step 2
see if the area has still some scratches.
If it does, go ahead and repeat the process.
you might also change the pad if you feel like you need a stronger abrasive to remove the scratches.
The Best Way To Remove Scratches From Stainless Steel
