Ruined stainless steel hob

itsallinthemind

msb5262 wrote: »

How strange that you should have dug up a thread from a year ago...I wonder why that might be?
MsB

To share their find?

baza52

tonyrabina wrote: »

After reading some of your comments, we tried a product called PEEK...a silver cleaner purchased from a shoe repair shop.
The results were amazing. It takes a bit longer, because you have to aply the product a tiny bit at a time, polish and buffet it...and then do it again, but...nobody believes it is the same hob we ad stored in the shed for5 tears. Absolutly amazing stuff.

Amazing. Who would have thought someone would keep an old damaged hob for 5 years and then waste time and expense to try cleaning it, let alone re fitting it in the kitchen.

Ill have 2 tins.

paulhgc

:mad: I have done the exact same thing

look

Does the lakeland cleaner work ?

McKneff

paulhgc wrote: »

:mad: I have done the exact same thing

look

Does the lakeland cleaner work ?

Paul, you really need to start a new thread of your own, I don't know how, but you've resurrected a thread that is 4 years old.:eek:

paulhgc

McKneff wrote: »

Paul, you really need to start a new thread of your own, I don't know how, but you've resurrected a thread that is 4 years old.:eek:

No point starting a new one when one already exists :money:

bubblelife

Peek is amazing, I bought a massive tube to keep my motorbike bits nice and shiny - didn't think to try it on the hob until I saw this tread. I've just had a go and it has removed all the weird streaks and tarnish marks straight away! :j

Renata_Srokova

Hi . I did exactly the same with the same product from Lidl. Did you manage somehow get rid of the marks?

baza52

Renata_Srokova wrote: »

Hi . I did exactly the same with the same product from Lidl. Did you manage somehow get rid of the marks?

The OP was 10 years ago lol