Stainless Steel Scratch Eraser Kit

Hello. No, you cannot use the Rejuvenate Stainless Steel Scratch Eraser Kit on a black glossy fridge. This kit is formulated exclusively for uncoated, natural stainless steel. If you have any further questions or concerns, please contact us at 1-800-332-5553 or email youropinioncounts@spectrumbrands.com and reference case# 2126378.

Hi Jbird, thank you for the inquiry regarding our Rejuvenate Stainless Steel Scratch Eraser Kit. This can used on non-coated stainless steel only and not for black or colored stainless steel if you don’t know if your appliance is coated or uncoated, call the manufacturer prior to using this kit.Always do a small spot test and check for any damage after 24-48 hours before a full applications. . The satisfaction of our consumers is very important to us. For further assistance or questions or comments you can please contact us at (877) 959-1234 or RejuvenateProducts.com. Monday – Friday, from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm (EST).When contacting us back please refer to case number 1903638.

It does change the look of the surface after using any of the pads on it, so answer would be yes

I think if you use it carefully and follow the instructions exactly, you should be able to hide them. I had some vertical ones on my refrigerator and it worked pretty well.

I'm not sure, our sink was a Elkin Stainless Steel Sink. I hope that helps.

Thanks for your question! Please make certain your microwave has no coating on it. Please check with your manufacturer. If the answer is no, then yes, you can use this product. I don't recommend using it for very deep scratches, but for light surface scratches it does a great job.

As long as the stainless steel does not have an applied finish like a clear coat or paint or something it works. But first test in an hidden area just to make sure.

I would recommend you contact Samsung directly for the answer to the finish question. 1-800-SAMSUNG 1-800-726-7864

Out of curiosity I looked at several other sites to see if Samsung refrigerators were coated. Other people were saying they are coated. One person even called out a service technician to repair a scratch and the technician left more damage than was there previously! Personally, if the scratch is small and isn't in an odd place (like on the bottom or something), I would try to cover it with a magnet. If magnets won't stick try a Command velcro picture hanger. These can be removed without harming the surface. I have used this Rejuvenate Scratch Eraser product on a stainless steel sink, an indoor gas grill, and a stainless steel backsplash. It worked great on all 3 things - but none of them were coated surfaces.

It does

No. I used it on my kitchen aid stovetop and wasn’t happy with the results. Made it worse.

I called Samsung and they said that their stainless products are all coated, which means Rejuvenate will damage the finish

No. It only works on scratchs on real stainless steel. If yours is peeling it is stainless paint.

Rejuvenates Stainless Steel Cleaning Kit makes Stainless Steel look brand new and includes cleaner, easy, step by step instructions to eliminate scratches, minor gouges, discolored areas and rust stains in minutes. Using the abrasive pad removes the oxidation of the stainless steel. After you blend the area, clean the surface, let it dry and apply a small amount of mineral oil with a microfiber cloth over the treated area once a day, this will assist the natural oxidation process. We would be happy to send you additional packs of the lubricating oil at no cost to you. Your satisfaction is our goal and to best assist with other possible options please contact our customer care division, toll free at (877) 959-1234 so that we may provide you with the assistance you require. Kind regards, Rejuvenate Customer Care Team

No this product is useless. Didn’t do anything to remove scratches from my sink. Total wrong advertising

Rejuvenates Stainless Steel Cleaning Kit makes Stainless Steel look brand new and includes cleaner, easy, step by step instructions to eliminate scratches, minor gouges, discolored areas and rust stains in minutes. Using the abrasive pad removes the oxidation of the stainless steel. After you blend the area, clean the surface, let it dry and apply a small amount of mineral oil with a microfiber cloth over the treated area once a day, this will assist the natural oxidation process. We would be happy to send you additional packs of the lubricating oil at no cost to you. Your satisfaction is our goal and to best assist with other possible options please contact our customer care division, toll free at (877) 959-1234 so that we may provide you with the assistance you require. Kind regards, Rejuvenate Customer Care Team

It will remove only fine surface scratches with the scrubbers included, but you can use your own scrubbers with the cutting liquid included (i.e. sandpaper and steel wool) to remove deeper scratches. Be sure to scrub with the sink's brushed grains.

Yes, that is what it is designed for- a brushed surface

It improves the appearance. Not a perfect improvement but a significant one.

Yes it will. I've done it quite a few times.

I don’t see why this product would not suffice. Your product and my product are not identical but the finish is the same, stainless steel - satin finish. I was satisfied with the outcome of using this product and would use it again if becomes necessary.

I'm not 100% sure on Black Stainless Steel. I would call the manufacturer of this product to make sure. You wouldn't want to make it worse than it is.

Your fridge is probably not real stainless steel, just stainless coating. If a magnet sticks to it it is not stainless steel. This product can only be used on real stainless steel.

Depending on old the Stainless Steel is the older it is the more oxidation takes place which darkens it that you wouldn't notice. It sounds like you rubbed only the immediate area of the scratch. You actually have to feather it out. if you have a 2"-3" scratch you have to buff out an area of at least 7"-8". Once I had to do a service call because my countertop installer scratched the front of a stainless steel cooktop and I buffed the small area and it did the same thing that happened to you. I then had to buff out the whole width of the front of the cooktop which was 30" because the stainless steel was older/oxidized for only a 2" scratch.

You probably sanded the area too hard that a lighter area has been left. This Eraiser works well, and I did not have the problem. Try to use soft material to mop it, and it may help make it

The cutting liquid is what antiques the steel again. You must scrub the bright area with that and it will darken.

You need to use more of the cutting lubricant. It is the steel darkener.