Dropped steel wool pad between tub and front panel

You can try CRC stainless steel cleaner
and if you have to following the pattern on the panel you can use a steel wool pad.
GE does have a refrigerator stainless steel cleaner kit available also.

Sanitizing a dog bowl is quite simple. I recommend following these easy instructions:

Scrape off any excess food and rinse the bowl with dish soap and a sponge.

2. Rinse off and repeat step 1 if there are any leftover food particles.

3. Scrub the bowl with a fine steel wool pad and a mild cleanser.

4. Using a heavy steel wool pad you should apply more cleanser and scrub thoroughly.

5. Lastly, give the bowl one last scrubbing with a fine steel wool pad and then dry the bowl with some paper towel.

For my Frigidaire manufactured Kenmore dryer, the stainless steel drum is part ordinary painted steel (front flange). That flange is part of the suspension for the drum. The flange rides on a nylon wear pad above the door. On both sides of the pad, there is a felt that is glued to the dryer front panel to act as a seal. What happens is that the paint on the ordinary steel flange rubs through and rusts, staining clothes during the drying cycle. I have to replace the nylon pad and felts every few years to combat the rusting issue. The felt and nylong pad assembly is glued to the cabinet flange using heat resistant adhesive.

Rear disc brakes? My '04 KT2500 HD used similar "floating" rotors. Also, be sure to clean up or replace the metal guides the new pads ride on, mine have stuck and caused severe wear on the inside of the rotor, while the outside pad had minimal wear. I used a file to smooth up the notches on the pads and some steel wool to clean up the salvageable clip-on guides. Check the steel brake lines while you are down there for rust/corrosion, this is an issue for these trucks.

That is if you have the same braking system as the 2500, if not these guys have a series of great videos pertaining to your specific model.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WH6wnmNkC0o

Hi,

the problem is as a result of accumulation of dusts underneath these buttons,

However,the solution is to take apart the buttons and apply spirit with the help of a cotton wool.to clean out the button pads,please avoid the use of excess spirit on the cotton wool which may have adverse effect on the panel below the button.


Take care

hello. Carefully remove any smoke stains from the grill lid with a soapy, fine steel wool pad and a very light touch. For the stainless steel side burner cover, use only warm, soapy water and a sponge or dishcloth even fine steel wool will scratch it. Smoke stains are most likely to occur when your Weber gas grill is new, at the seams of the lid where the porcelain-enameled hood meets the endcaps. They can also accumulate around the thermometer holder. These stains will stop appearing after your grill has built up a natural seal from accumulated cooking vapors.

clean very well and apply a rainx type solution.....
detailers use very fine steel wool and very light pressure to remove grimewith good window cleaner, the apply the solution...
just remember light pressure on the steel wool

use the green no scratch pads,they are not so abrasive.

brillo a little harsh, finer steel wool would be better ive even used the scour side of the sponge, using wd40 as a "cutting oil" lightly go over scratched area. look close and follow the grain of the S/S. just likje wood S/S has a grain direction

Have you tried a really fine steel wool? I don't know if this would work. I have stainless steel farmhouse sink, front exposed all stainless steel. My contractor scratched it up horribly when he was putting it into the kichen. he fixed it amazingly with a fine steel wool pad. I don't know if your scratch is too deep for that but it couldn't hurt. The scratches on our sink were surface but very noticeable. Hope this helps.