CLEAN STAINLESS STEEL IN 3 EASY STEPS
Stainless steel is meant to be stain proof, however, in the cleaning field, we have found this theory to be semi-true. During manufacture of the protective film used in covering the surface of stainless steel, this sometimes does not cover the entire surface. This means that the uncovered areas are open to discolouration and dirt from building sites.
Other stains can come from a lifetime use of the stainless steel, either as part of a POS (place of sale) unit or the kitchen cabinet. Food stains and watermarks are some of the many things that can stain stainless steel. If you want to remove this stain, and you have the time and desire, you can follow the steps we describe below. These pictures are from our recent commercial builders and sparkle cleaning of Marks and Spencer in Bedford.
STAGE 1
STAGE 2
Rub the paste into the surface along the grain lines. If the rubbing motion is across the cleaned areas will look odd (scratch finishes) after the cleaning is completed.
The rubbing can be done with a soft cloth or a soft cleaning sponge as seen in the picture above.
STAGE 3
Remove the excess paste and buff the surface.
That’s it. You can do it in 3 easy steps. Of course, we have demonstrated with a small area but you may have a larger surface to clean, you just need to start from one end and finish at the other.
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