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Scratches on a Porcelain Sink

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Date: 11/30/2006 Topics: Readers Request > Repair | Repair > Home  
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How do I remove the scratches/stains left in my sink from metal pans scraping against the sink surface? It's a porcelain sink.

Deniece from Sacramento CA
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By cookwie (1263) Profile Contact
Would a special cleanser for stoneware dishes and smooth cooktop stoves remove the scratches?

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By sandy63 (489) Profile Blog! Contact
i also have a porcelin sink. i get scratches in it all the time. at first i was cleaning it with a simple paste of baking soda and water, but that took off the finish in those areas. i also have used soft scrub and if i remember correctly that did work well.
sandy

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By Carol in PA (Guest Post)
I"m thinking you have a cast iron sink. If you have scratches there is nothing yo ucan do to remove them. If they are like nicks there is paint you can buy to recolor the scratch.. It would be similar to scratch cover on furniture.

I suggest that once you clean your sink well and get it like you want it. Give it a cover of paste wax. You can use floor paste wax or car wax to protect the finish of your sink.

I like to clean my sink with Tilex. I spray the sink and let it sit for a few minutes. Coffee and tea stains are removed in just seconds. Also, the sink is disinfected. Use an old toothbrush to do around the faucets and sink rim. Clean inside the drain and put the strainer into the dishwasher once in a while to disinfect that. Once your sink is nice and clean, you'll really notice it. I've done this with my 30 yr old sink and couldnt be happier.

Best of luck,
Carol in PA

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