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stainless steel - what grit to take out scratches
Anyone know which grit paper I need to get some scratches out of the
extractor hood we have ? they all seem to have the same "grain" to all makes used in kitchen bits'n bobs |
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stainless steel - what grit to take out scratches
"Staffbull" wrote in message ups.com... Anyone know which grit paper I need to get some scratches out of the extractor hood we have ? they all seem to have the same "grain" to all makes used in kitchen bits'n bobs I'd have thought 800-1000 wouldn't be too far off the mark for the brushed effect. -- Mike W |
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stainless steel - what grit to take out scratches
visionset wrote: "Staffbull" wrote in message ups.com... Anyone know which grit paper I need to get some scratches out of the extractor hood we have ? they all seem to have the same "grain" to all makes used in kitchen bits'n bobs I'd have thought 800-1000 wouldn't be too far off the mark for the brushed effect. -- Mike W Cheers, hlafords it is tomorrow :-) |
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stainless steel - what grit to take out scratches
visionset wrote:
"Staffbull" wrote in message ups.com... Anyone know which grit paper I need to get some scratches out of the extractor hood we have ? they all seem to have the same "grain" to all makes used in kitchen bits'n bobs I'd have thought 800-1000 wouldn't be too far off the mark for the brushed effect. Agreed, but the only way to achieve a perfect smear free finish on stainless steel afterwards is Johnsons Baby Oil. Strange but true. -- Dave The Medway Handyman www.medwayhandyman.co.uk 01634 717930 07850 597257 |
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stainless steel - what grit to take out scratches
Staffbull wrote:
visionset wrote: "Staffbull" wrote in message ups.com... Anyone know which grit paper I need to get some scratches out of the extractor hood we have ? they all seem to have the same "grain" to all makes used in kitchen bits'n bobs I'd have thought 800-1000 wouldn't be too far off the mark for the brushed effect. -- Mike W Cheers, hlafords it is tomorrow :-) T-cut ain't bad either...to get it shiny before you cut back the brushing. |
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stainless steel - what grit to take out scratches
On Sun, 19 Nov 2006 02:16:51 GMT, "The Medway Handyman"
wrote: visionset wrote: "Staffbull" wrote in message ups.com... Anyone know which grit paper I need to get some scratches out of the extractor hood we have ? they all seem to have the same "grain" to all makes used in kitchen bits'n bobs I'd have thought 800-1000 wouldn't be too far off the mark for the brushed effect. Agreed, but the only way to achieve a perfect smear free finish on stainless steel afterwards is Johnsons Baby Oil. Strange but true. I can second that .A little on cotton wool pad . |
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stainless steel - what grit to take out scratches
On Sun, 19 Nov 2006 02:16:51 GMT, "The Medway Handyman"
wrote: visionset wrote: "Staffbull" wrote in message ups.com... Anyone know which grit paper I need to get some scratches out of the extractor hood we have ? they all seem to have the same "grain" to all makes used in kitchen bits'n bobs I'd have thought 800-1000 wouldn't be too far off the mark for the brushed effect. Agreed, but the only way to achieve a perfect smear free finish on stainless steel afterwards is Johnsons Baby Oil. Strange but true. It might work but saying its the "only way" is the kind of crap Dr Dribble comes out with! -- |
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