I used vim product (abrasive) on a small surface of my ss fridge (lg) & it's now horrible all spotted thru.. What can I use to reshine the damage I did

Handy Andy cream, which includes "non-ionic surfacants, anionic surfacants and abrasive agent", or whatever your household cleaning product is, or household ammonia with plenty of paper towels to mop/soak.
Or apply engine cleaner and let stand then rinse.
Hot water & dishwasher to finish off.

Your oven hood is "ferritic" stainless steel. Simply put it has iron in the alloy, and the appearing spots are rust. Use DeBruce Polish to remove the corrosion and "PACIFY" the surface. DeBruce Polish is non-toxic, odorless and non-abrasive. This multi - surface cleaner also works wonders on glass cook tops, chrome, polished granite, marble, fiberglass and more. A powder, simply use with water and terry towels. DeBruce Polish can be found @ debrucepolish.com

Light Cleaning

Clean your CERAN cooktop after every use. To remove simple spills, wait for the surface to cool before beginning the cleaning process. Pour a small amount of cleaning cream on a damp paper towel and wipe the cooktop surface until the soil and cream are no longer visible. The cleaning cream will leave a protective finish, which will preclude scratches and other types of damage.

Heavy Cleaning

Wear a heavy oven mitt to remove burnt foods or liquids while the cooktop is still warm. Use the metal razor scraper to remove the substances that are stuck to the cooktop surface. Once the cooktop has cooled, use a damp paper towel to spread a small amount of cleaning cream over the entire cooktop surface and wipe it thoroughly until the cream is no longer visible. Rinse the cooktop with water and dry with a clean paper towel.

Cleaning Melted Substances

Remove melted plastic, foil or other kitchen products immediately using the metal razor scraper. Spills containing sugar, such as ketchup, tomato sauce, syrup or pudding, must also be removed with the metal scraper at once. It is best to remove these substances while the burner is still hot. Once the melted substance has been removed and the cooktop has cooled, use a damp paper towel and cleaning cream to complete the cleaning process. To protect your hands, remember to wear a thick oven mitt when cleaning the hot cooktop.

Tips

Scratch marks resulting from daily use will not interfere with the performance of your cooktop. Pots and pans with flat bottoms and those that cover the entire burner surface are recommended for use on your CERAN cooktop.

Warnings

Spills containing sugar may permanently damage your cooktop unless the substance is removed immediately. Use only the recommended cleaning products on your CERAN cooktop to protect it from damage. Do not use scouring pads, plastic coated sponges or abrasive products of any type. Do not use oven spray or any other type of cleaner containing ammonia or chlorine. Clean all spills thoroughly before using your cooktop again.

Scouring powders or cleansers contain abrasives commonly used to clean and remove stubborn stains that are slow to respond to chemical action alone.

However, use of an abrasive cleaner may scratch and damage smooth finishes such as porcelain, fiberglass or enamel making it even more difficult to clean the surface in the future.

New kitchen and bathroom fixtures do not require a scouring cleanser to clean them of soap films and body oils. Dissolving soil by soaking with the correct non-abrasive cleaner (especially a foaming type that sticks to the surface) then wiping and rinsing usually does the job.
When cleaning older, abused fixtures, choose the mildest abrasive cleaner available such as a Soft Scrub -type product or baking soda, and apply just enough that, with light pressure, the embedded soils are loosened and may be rinsed away.

I'm sorry to hear someone marred this beautiful sink on you. This is essentially an acrylic sink, the same material used to make acrylic soaker tubs. Using any type of abrasive cleaner on this sink is going to dull the finish. This includes baking soda. The liquid auto polish referred to is essentially car wax not an abrasive polish. The car wax contains carnuba wax that will return a lustre to the finish but unlikely to remove the damage you've described. The manufacturer recommends using only non abrasive cleansers. There won't be anything you can do about the burn mark, this is going to be permanent. It could be from heat or possibly something caustic. If the gray scratches in the other sink look like they are on the surface of the acrylic you may be able to get them off. If it looks like the gray is underneath the acrylic finish then you will need to contact Thermocast for an acrylic repair kit for the color of your sink. Hopefully they are able to provide such an accessory. Use a plastic pan scraper and see if you can scratch the gray off the surface. The plastic is softer than the acrylic and will not scratch it. Thermocasts customer service line is 678-445-2022 or email them at [email protected] . Their website is http://www.thermocastsinks.com/index.html

Stainless Steel use softscrub on Granite you can use soft scrub or vinegar

Hi,

Follow the below steps ;-

1. Clean your window as normal, with a lint-free cloth. Spots left over from acid rain are sometimes difficult to discern from simple water spots--with luck, your glass is only dirty, and not damaged. Follow up the initial wipe-down with an application of Windex. Try to let the window dry out of direct sunlight, in order to prevent ugly streaking.
2. Dust the spots with a thin layer of baking soda (sodium bicarbonate). Take a damp rag, and scrub the water spots with a liberal amount of elbow grease. The baking soda is an effective, readily-available abrasive medium that will remove the spots without damaging the underlying glass. For an extra abrasive edge, consider scrubbing with an old toothbrush. If the spots persist, however, move on to Step 3.
3. Apply a small amount of cutting compound to a super-fine (Grade #0000) steel wool soap pad. Cutting compound suspends an abrasive in a paste that can then be applied to your glass, and the soap pad will scrub more effectively than a simple cloth. Do a test on a small patch of glass before you apply this method to the whole window, to ensure that your window will endure treatment.
4. Attack any remaining spots with the same amount of vigor and elbow grease--acid marks can be incredibly persistent, and at this point you're polishing more than you are cleaning. After an appropriate amount of effort, check to see if any stains still persist. If stains are still readily detectable, try repeating this step while using a cutting compound of smaller grit size.
5. Assess the final result, after all reasonable effort has been exhausted. As the name suggests, acid rain actually etches into the surface of the glass. If the damage is extensive enough that it impairs the functionality of the window, you may have to bite the bullet and obtain new glass.

You can also refer this Video :-

http://www.ehow.com/video_4908483_remove-acid-rain-from-car.html

Let me know, if need further assistance.

Hope i helped you.

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3M 7447 pads get at auto parts store or more aggressive 180 grit sandpaper going with the grain of course. For daily cleaning use DeBruce Polish, it is non-toxic and odorless. DeBruce polish is also non-abrasive, also use DeBruce Polish on glass/ceramic cook tops. We get DeBruce Polish at debrucepolish.com

you need to clean the stainless steel with good tetergent and hot water to clean the steel
ss wipes do not do much good and only put a film of oil on the surface
once you clean surface with soap and water use a stainless cleaning cloth you can buy from cleaning store
use the with just water and wipe dry
keep the cloth in a plastic bag to keep from drying out