This doesn't have anything to do with automotive detailing but since it involves our sworn enemy, swirls, I did figure this was the best place to ask this question.
At my restaurant we have a stainless steel counter that needs some work appearance wise.
Few questions, 1. Will the PC take care of this? 2. If so can anyone recommend a product to use?
I am curious to try SHR but I think that is more developed towards cars and isn't aggressive enough for metal.
There are a few deep scratches that your fingernail can get caught on. I am not looking to make it perfect. Just bring it back to about 80% since it's such a high traffic area.
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This doesn't have anything to do with automotive detailing but since it involves our sworn enemy, swirls, I did figure this was the best place to ask this question.
At my restaurant we have a stainless steel counter that needs some work appearance wise.
Few questions, 1. Will the PC take care of this? 2. If so can anyone recommend a product to use?
I am curious to try SHR but I think that is more developed towards cars and isn't aggressive enough for metal.
There are a few deep scratches that your fingernail can get caught on. I am not looking to make it perfect. Just bring it back to about 80% since it's such a high traffic area.
Thank for the help in advance!![:hi:](//content.invisioncic.com/l231836/emoticons/default_hi22.gif)
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