Sprayed flash all purpose on fridge door ..

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another_casualty
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..and have now got mark on it . Is there anyway of getting it off?

Thanks

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  • missprice
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    Picture?
    Or description of mark?
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  • another_casualty
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    Thanks for swift response miss price .
    Not sure how to post pics on mse. The fridge freezer is silver grey , the mark in question is a wavy , scribbly whiteish water type mark
    A bit like the outline of a map. I used a flash wipe and it made no difference .
  • nanto3girls
    nanto3girls Posts: 5,951 Forumite
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    I can remember years ago, an item on Watchdog about this.
    People were complaining about this product damaging fridge doors.
    The manufacurer did say there was a warning on the bottles,not to use on fridges.


    Sorry, i know this doesn't help you.
  • another_casualty
    another_casualty Posts: 6,506 Forumite
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    Thanks nanto . I’ve been using it for various things over the last couple of years . Will have to look for something else I guess
  • nanto3girls
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    You could always put a fridge magnet where the mark is.
  • EssexExile
    EssexExile Posts: 6,150 Forumite
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    We have a "stainless steel" fridge, I've found the only way to get out of a situation like this is to clean the whole panel with the Flash so it all looks the same.
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  • another_casualty
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    nanto3girls wrote: »
    You could always put a fridge magnet where the mark is.

    That may be the best thing . I may have a look . Thanks.
  • Callie22
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    You could try wiping it with a bit of baby oil. It won't get rid of the mark if you've damaged the finish but it might tone it down a bit.
  • worried_jim
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    Callie22 wrote: »
    You could try wiping it with a bit of baby oil. It won't get rid of the mark if you've damaged the finish but it might tone it down a bit.

    Sounds bonkers but peanut butter may also work, I've used it on car door mirrors to great effect.
  • vansboy
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    You could try MER car polish, (from Halfords) as it does have a mild 'cutting' properties, which would possibly improve the finish. You would need to do the complete door, to make it look as good as possible.

    VB
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