ah, questions, questions ...
I've taken delivery of a stainless steel towel radiator for our
forthcoming Bathroom refit. It's actually from TLC, and is advertised
as being 'Brush polish stainless steel'.

For some reason I was expecting this to have a 'satin' finish, which
would match the rest of the fittings I've chosen (I suspect I read the
above as 'Brushed finish'). However it actually has a polished finish
- not quite as bright as chrome, but not far off.

Any suggestions as to what I could do to tone down the finish to
roughly match the satin finish of the other metalwork? I was thinking
of either shot blasting it, or getting some wire wool on the thing ...
would either of these work?

Cheers
Jon N

Wire wool would be too coarse I would think - Try a fine grade scotchbrite
pad

Make sure you test it on an inconspicuous area first.

R



"Jon Nicoll" wrote in message
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ah, questions, questions ...
I've taken delivery of a stainless steel towel radiator for our
forthcoming Bathroom refit. It's actually from TLC, and is advertised
as being 'Brush polish stainless steel'.

For some reason I was expecting this to have a 'satin' finish, which
would match the rest of the fittings I've chosen (I suspect I read the
above as 'Brushed finish'). However it actually has a polished finish
- not quite as bright as chrome, but not far off.

Any suggestions as to what I could do to tone down the finish to
roughly match the satin finish of the other metalwork? I was thinking
of either shot blasting it, or getting some wire wool on the thing ...
would either of these work?

Cheers
Jon N