Scratch-B-Gone Deep Gouge Demonstration

A quick demonstration filmed at a trade show to show how easy it is to remove major scratch damage from Stainless steel. This process works equally well on all genuine uncoated brushed Stainless steel appliances, sinks, grills, elevators and more.

[@lhendrick1]

Very good, they provide a kit with all the materials. It's expensive, but you can assemble all the materials yourself at your hardware store. Thanks for the video, demonstrating how to get out deeper scratches with some more aggressive sandpapers before buffing again with the cloth based material. Very useful, and I now have the courage to attempt a repair on my stainless cooktop which was scratch because the previous owner didn't have rubber feet on the heavy iron burner grates. Good video.

[@nowtf3785]

Wow that sand paper really did the trick.....

[@leannesmith9770]

I'm confused.. On the directions manual, it clearly says use the burgundy coarse pad AFTER using the 1 x 6 finger strip pad. In this video he used the burgundy coarse pad before using the strip. After seeing this, does it matter which is first?

[@50hellkat2]

Does this work on satin nickel finish.

[@MXvN_]

What number sands paper is good for this?

[@pierrechong1089]

Thanks. I have a couple of scratches on my stainless steel fridge door and I will try this product :)

[@seltzertronics2538]

How did it go? What kind of fridge do you have?

[@AereForst]

That fancy solution is just honing oil I’m sure.

[@shahidmansoor6859]

What chemical did you used

[@nonamenoname1645]

This Left a big mark on my refrigerator,, this messed up my refrigerator,, I will contact this company i

[@jonzytajos8357]

Hi, where can I avail this product here in Philippines? Please advise. Thanks.

[@willm3027]

Steel wool

[@lindafilippone8463]

Thanks!

[@barjaktar]

Use water

[@link6397]

What about small rust pits in a relatively new sink?