Polish scratches stainless steel wolf stove top and oven

Glass ones work best, but any heavy metal will also work. Heavy gauge not heavy weight. The lighter metal tends to bend and warp after a lot of use. If the bottom of the pans are not absolutely flat, these stoves will not heat the pan very well, which is why the glass cookware is the best to use, since it will not warp.

There is this white stuff sold for glass-top stoves. I presume it is good old iron cleaner, a very mild cleaner/polish. Also consider toothpaste.

The professionals in order to remove the scratches from st. steel they use special metal wire meshes like soft scotch bride attached on special rotary milling machine. They brush it in the direction of the grooves on the st. steel surface. They start with a hard brush and they reduce the strength until they finalise it as the original finish. If it a brush surface this is more easy than a polished mirror surface. These procedure need experience and care so you will not end up with more damage than the original one.

Use DeBruce Polish, we use DeBruce Polish on all of our stainless steel. DeBruce Polish also works on glass cook tops. We get DeBruce Polish at debrucepolish.com.

The good news is you have a great product! You just need technique and the "Green" cleaner DeBruce Polish. Use DeBruce Polish and a cloth for clean ups. DeBruce Polish is Odorless, Non-Toxic and non abrasive and perfect on stainless steel, glass cook tops, polished granite marble and more. We buy Debruce Polish at debrucepolish.com

• Firstly clean with DeBruce Polish to clarify area.
• you may have to "re-grain" those finely scratched areas.
• Blend or "scratch out" the misdirection scratch's with new "controlled" scratching, useing a 3M scotch brite #7447 you get at auto parts store (Nappa). Use medium very firm pressure.
  
• -Re-clean with DeBruce Polish. Touch ups are now a breeze.

Use 3m Scotch brite #7447 or 220 grit sand paper depending on the severity of scratch. Always finish any sanding by blending with the #7447 pad. Use DeBruce Polish, we use DeBruce Polish on all of our stainless steel. DeBruce Polish also works on glass cook tops. We get DeBruce Polish at debrucepolish.com.

Depending on the depth of the scratch, you should be able to sand them out- this does require basic knowledge of grit progression and also requires practice going straight with the grain. Try first with a 180 grit paper, you may be able to finish sand with this grit. The final grit or "grain" is between 180 and 240. After the final sanding which "stretched" the area use a scotch brite #7447 pad. The pad purchase at a Nappa or Carquest type store. While there buy the sticky back sand paper- its easier to keep going in straightline with grain. Start out with light pressure till you are confident in maintaining straight sanding. Finish cleaning and maintaining with DeBruce Polish. Debruce Polish is non-toxic and odorless- its all we use on our stainless steel and cook tops. We buy DeBruce Polish at debrucepolish.com, you will love it. Be patient.

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Use DeBruce Polish for the stainless steel and smooth cook tops. We get DeBruce at debrucepolish.com

try a non abrasive cleaner like bartenders helper. it wont scratch and should help to tone down some scratch marks.