Glass top range is pitted and scratched from an abrasive cleanser. Can it be replaced. It is a whirlpool freestanding range about 2 years old

There is this white stuff sold for glass-top stoves. I presume it is good old iron cleaner, a very mild cleaner/polish. Also consider toothpaste.

Hello, OVEN DOOR Oven Door

#1 -- Oven door liner
#2 -- Oven inner glass
#3 -- Oven door hinge
#4 -- Retainer, glass
#5 -- Bracket, handle
#6 -- Door glass seal, top
#7 -- Door glass seal, side
#8 -- Oven outer door glass
#9 -- Door handle
#10
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Firstly clean with DeBruce Polish to clarify area.

you may have to "re-grain" those finely scratched areas.

Blend or "scratch out" the misdirection scratch's with new "controlled" scratching, useing a 3M scotch brite #7447 you get at auto parts store (Nappa). Use medium very firm pressure.

-Re-clean with DeBruce Polish. Touch ups are now a breeze

DeBruce Polish is Odorless, Non-Toxic and non abrasive and perfect on stainless steel, glass cook tops, polished granite marble and more. DeBruce Polish is Odorless, Non-Toxic and Non Abrasive. DeBruce is perfect on stainless steel, glass cook tops, polished granite marble and more. NO NEED TO REPLACE. We buy DeBruce at debrucepolish.com.

DeBruce Polish is Odorless, Non-Toxic and non abrasive and perfect on stainless steel, glass cook tops, polished granite marble and more. DeBruce Polish is Odorless, Non-Toxic and Non Abrasive. DeBruce is perfect on stainless steel, glass cook tops, polished granite marble and more. . We buy DeBruce at debrucepolish.com.

This IS the answer for cleaning an maintaining. Will not remove the heavy scratching in glass.

For daily maintenance we use DeBruce Polish. DeBruce Polish is Odorless, Non-Toxic and non abrasive and perfect on stainless steel, glass cook tops, polished granite marble and more. DeBruce Polish is Odorless, Non-Toxic and Non Abrasive. We buy DeBruce at debrucepolish.com.

For scratches:

Firstly clean with DeBruce Polish to clarify area.

you may have to "re-grain" those finely scratched areas.

Blend or "scratch out" the misdirection scratch's with new "controlled" scratching, useing a 3M scotch brite #7447 you get at auto parts store (Nappa). Use medium very firm pressure.

you may also need 120~180 grit sanding by hand only and finish with the 7447 pad.

-Re-clean with DeBruce Polish. Touch ups are now a breeze

DeBruce Polish is Odorless, Non-Toxic and non abrasive and perfect on stainless steel, glass cook tops, polished granite marble and more. DeBruce Polish is Odorless, Non-Toxic and Non Abrasive. DeBruce is perfect on stainless steel, glass cook tops, polished granite marble and more. We buy DeBruce at debrucepolish.com.

Firstly clean with DeBruce Polish to clarify area.

you may have to "re-grain" those finely scratched areas.

Blend or "scratch out" the misdirection scratch's with new "controlled" scratching, useing a 3M scotch brite #7447 you get at auto parts store (Nappa). Use medium very firm pressure.

-Re-clean with DeBruce Polish. Touch ups are now a breeze

Hi,

1. Oven door : Wash the door and window with soap and water and rinse with clear water. Use glass cleaner only if sprayed on a cloth first. Do not use abrasive pads, powdered cleaners, or steel wool on glass and enamel, or the surfaces will be scratched.
2. surface burner : To absorb a spill when it is hot, pour salt on it and wipe it up when the oven has cooled. A mildly abrasive baking soda and water paste can be used in the oven, too.
3. Racks:Remove oven racks and clean them in warm, soapy water. Stubborn messes can be cleaned by using mild abrasive cleansers or a soap filled scouring pad. Rinse and dry the racks before returning them to the oven.
4. Metal trim:Metal trim can be cleaned with glass cleaners or mild cleansers, soap and water. Abrasives or cleaners made for oven interiors should not be used.

Thanks
Smith.

Hello. I recommend a product called Cameo. Cameo is a non abrasive cleanser actually designed for the new type enameled sinks recomended by American Standard. AND iit works great on oven door glass. You can get it at Walmart. Very inexpensive and works great on all kinds of surfaces that may be hard to clean but you don't want a harsh cleaner that might damage the surface or scratch. Has a very light to almost none scent. Very good for cleaning the oven both inside and out. Doesn't have the chemical smell left by some cleaners that can be intensified by heat.

I have found that kitchen cleanser and a crub pad along with good old fashioned elbow grease is your best bet...

The fine scratches might come out with a good rubbing compound like the type used on car finishes...

What I'd do is gently take a sharp razor scraper in a holder and scrape off as much as you can.  Then, I'd take a bit of WD 40 and work at it with a paper towel.  You can also try the low abrasive cleansers.  Thoroughly rinse before returning to service.