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So, your pot scatched the surface of your glas top? Stop using those pots. You can repair scatched glass with a very fine "sanding paper", similar to those used to repair the crystal of a watch or reading glass but you should get help form someone who really knows what he is doing
mcdevito75 here, If the crystal is Glass a replacement crystal may be your only choice, If Plastic It may be saved. Check with the watch repair service directory, right here on fixya. Bottom of this page, click on repair service directory then watches.
The factory wheels have a clear anodized finish on them, unfortunately you will never get them to look perfect. Clear coat is a good idea to help protect the scratch from spreading.
You might try a vehicle buffer on them. If that doesn't work you will probably have to use a porcelain touch up kit that can be bought at your local hardware store.
if the drum already been scratched out,so there is no solution to repair it,u have to change the drum.before change the drum check the copier glass surface if any dry up material,wipe it with dry cloth.
IF IT IS BRUSHED STAINLESS, AND THE SCRATCHES ARE REALLY BAD, YOU COULD TRY SOME STEEL WOOL TO SOFTEN THE SCRATCHES, BUT IT WILL BE A TRADE OFF OF MINIMIZING THE SCRATCHES AND CAUSING A SMEARED LOOK TO THE BRUSHED STAINLESS PATTERN.
Mr....other than repainting, the only suggestion I have is one of those scratch repair kits that they sell at Pep Boys. The finish materials...paints...not stainless...are about the same as used on cars. Use a soft lambswool bonnet buffer and go slow.
If it is stainless...use 00 steel wool in a one directional sweep with a little bit of light oil.
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