Does this remove scratches from brushed nickel surface?
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The powerball itself is just foam rubber. It all depends on the abrasive/polishing paste it is used with. I have never tried on brushed nickel only billet alluminum which is a softer metal.
1861953
If the finish you have looks shiny like Chrome, it will work nicely to bring the shine back and remove very light scratches. I have seen nickel faucets that have a slightly matte (flat-not-too-shiny) finish, and Simichrome will tend to polish them a bit more shiny.
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yes You will need to do it several times, also let the polish application completely dry befor you buff it off. I used this on a lucite coffee table with fine scratches I had very good results. If your scratches are deep there is also a product for deep scratches.
1475764
do not know I just tried you use soap and water but its not working to get the scratches out
1475765
I don't think there is a way to get rid of scratches unless you buff it out with a wax buffer. I got some of the sticky stuff off with nailpolish remover. I think Windex will take care of the rest of the cleaning.
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No I don't believe so. It does erase small surface scratches, but I found that I had to really scrub the areas to get them to wear off. I noticed that the paste restored a beautiful hard shine to the paint, no damage whatsoever! I would recommend having a lot of clean, dry terry cloths on hand, because when the paste is on the paint, I found that it left a film that I had to constantly go over. Deep scratches I am still skeptical about.
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It has a dull shine to it "brushed nickel" I believe. As long as you don't use an abrasive cleaner on it, it should not show scratches. The brushed finish is great, its more of a matte shine, definitely will not see any reflections. Does not show scratches as far as I can tell, but I handle it pretty carefully.
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Hi! Yes, this is surely safe to use on polished nickel. I have these fixtures, also, and they turned out wonderfully.
1948760
This machine does not "remove" scratches it is simply a cleaner / mild buffer. the process is rather tedious.
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I don't think so. Try car compound. Flitz has to grit in the compound to remove scratches. It's more like a polishing cream.
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I should think so, as it is billed as a fine scratch remover. I had dropped some hand sanitizer on my console, which is a colored, shiny plastic. It discolored and matted the plastic. I used Novus 2 and it brought it back both in color and shine. (Be sure to use as directed and all should work well.) Awesome stuff!
1088934
Hard to say. I find all brushed nickel more or less the same. Sorry I'm not more helpful
1090446
Yes. Example, GE appliances have a different color for brushed stainless and these work fine. It just takes spots and fingerprints off.
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It would depend o the scratches and type of metal. I can tell you that it will remove a gold plating of any strength and restore the object toit's original finish.But don't know about the scratches.
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Hi, this product is more like Softscrub, but has a stronger chemical base that allows it to remove tarnish & oxidation. It will not get rid of scratches. A very minor scratch might be removed with silver polish. For a deeper scratch, I would suggest trying jeweler's polish or even taking it to a jeweler.
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Hi. It does not look like brushed nickel at all. The "stainless" finish has the gloss, shine and reflection of CHROME. It's nice if you want a shiny finish!
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I don't think so. The surfaces are completely different. Maybe if you apply it minimally in the scratch and when it drys completely, test it out. Otherwise this is a good article http://www.ehow.com/how_7832078_fix-scratches-dry-erase-board.htmlGood luck.