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Removing light scratches in brushed stainless steel

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I have a brushed stainless steel cooktop that was cleaned with a poor choice of cleaning compound that was too abrasive; some small areas of the cooktop surface now have light scratches and dulled streaks. Is there a fairly simple and safe way I can restore the surface?

Brandon Buteau
- Hollis, New Hampshire


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We had a soot fall through the extracter from above the Stainless steel gas cooker. I cleaned the mess up with a cloth and unbeknowing to me there were small items of abrasives in the soot which scratched the hob top. This hob is only 2 months old and now looks a mess.

Can you help,

Michael Gannon
- Doncaster, UK


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