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Removing light sandblast pattern on stainless steel




Q. I had a YETI tumbler cup personalized with a company logo. The cup appears to be brushed stainless steel and the logo looks frosted. The company that put the logo on the cup said they lightly sand blasted over a stencil to form the pattern. How can I safely remove the sandblasted logo without damage to the expensive SS cup? Can I match the brush finish so you cannot tell the logo existed?

Robert Jackson
- Decatur, Alabama USA
November 12, 2015


A. Hi Robert. Well, you can sandblast the whole cup or you can re-brush the whole cup, but I doubt that either will be affordable. My plumber wants $95 for the visit before he does anything, and my roofer wants $150. I'm not sure a YETI cup is all that expensive compared to customized labor :-(

Regards and good luck,

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Ted Mooney, P.E. RET
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finishing.com - Pine Beach, New Jersey
November 2015



November 13, 2015

A. Robert,
You can try using something like the Scratch-B-Gone kit from BarrysRestoreItAll [a finishing.com supporting advertiser], or any non-iron abrasive really, but actually matching the existing finish can be a hit or miss proposition.

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Ray Kremer
Stellar Solutions, Inc.
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McHenry, Illinois
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