Rust stains on stainless steel hob trim

lee19 replied on 26/02/2023 17:25

Posted on 26/02/2023 17:25

Best way to remove rust stains on hob trim - can they be avoided

Tinwheeler replied on 26/02/2023 23:15

Posted on 26/02/2023 22:51 by JollyKernow

A normal shopper will easily find what you're describing TW. We were talking of a finer grade not easily available on the high street. I've been doing bodywork on various types of vehicle for a year or two +35 so I know where to get wire wool and it wouldn't be the suppliers you recommendwink.

JK

Posted on 26/02/2023 23:15

Good for you, JK 👍

Perhaps you'll share?

brue replied on 27/02/2023 08:43

Posted on 26/02/2023 21:50 by brue

Folks why not look it up on line, the simple solution is there. Wire wool will  produce more rust spots it's not suitable.

Posted on 27/02/2023 08:43

TW wrote in response "in whose opinion" well we're talking about a small area of metal in a domestic area and the facts are out there 

Apart from that TW the last ten years of my working life involved ordering metal in great quantities and although I don't have to justify my opinions I do have some knowledge. For a minor area of improvement in a van simple basic methods of repair are worth considering first. I haven't tried this myself but it seems less likely to worsen the situation. smile

I'm always prepared to apologise when I'm wrong and I hope the OP isn't put off by differing opinions. 

Tinwheeler replied on 27/02/2023 09:12

Posted on 27/02/2023 08:43 by brue

TW wrote in response "in whose opinion" well we're talking about a small area of metal in a domestic area and the facts are out there 

Apart from that TW the last ten years of my working life involved ordering metal in great quantities and although I don't have to justify my opinions I do have some knowledge. For a minor area of improvement in a van simple basic methods of repair are worth considering first. I haven't tried this myself but it seems less likely to worsen the situation. smile

I'm always prepared to apologise when I'm wrong and I hope the OP isn't put off by differing opinions. 

Posted on 27/02/2023 09:12

Brue, 'facts' are everywhere online and there isn't necessarily a right or a wrong answer to this and we all bring our life experiences to the table when trying to help others.

I'm glad you recognise the benefits of simple basic methods - exactly what I was advocating.  👍 

richardandros replied on 28/02/2023 12:36

Posted on 28/02/2023 12:36

In response to the OP - have you tried using Viakal? - available from most supermarkets.  I have found it excellent for cleaning stainless steel and use it on the hob at home and on the stainless steel bits in the caravan.

lee19 replied on 28/02/2023 19:41

Posted on 28/02/2023 19:41

Thank you - I will purchase Viakal and hopefully this might help.

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