How Do You Get Scratches Out Of A Porcelain Sink?
If you often wash aluminum or other metal pots, pans, dishware and utensils in your porcelain sink, you’re bound to get scratches in the sink at some point. Although porcelain is a strong, durable sink substance, when metal brushes against it, the irritation takes off some of the sink’s porcelain glaze. Repairing a porcelain sink is more a matter of having the correct supplies than anything else. The time and effort it takes to repair the sink is minimal. Plug the sink with a drain plug, and fill the sink with enough water to cover the inside bottom surface of the sink. Dampen your pumice stone in the water. Make sure it is completely drenched. Work on the scratches that are on the top and interior sides of the sink. Buff the length of the scratch in a back and forth motion until the scratch is removed. Remove the drain plug from the porcelain sink, and drain the water from the sink. Buff the scratches from the interior bottom surface of the sink with the pumice stone in the same fashi
