Richy's Thinking Outside the Box

LEDetailing said:
I've got a black Kohler toilet. Power assisted. I have to plug in my toilet:) I inherited the toilet with the house. Kids are afraid of Darth Toilet. The seat is swirl city. Paper towel doesn't help the swirls.
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Stop it! You're killin me! I thought this was too radical... until I noticed the swirls on my seat. I guess the first step is to change the moisturizer in our shower gel (eliminate scratchy hiney).
I noticed the short duration of auto products. I guess ammonia, bleach, vinegar or other cleaning product is the secret to removing coatings.
 
The middle of winter is the slowest for me, and I get anxious to get the Porter Cable out of hibernation. Usually the gf has some task for me to do. Usually the shower.
 
dlc95 said:
The middle of winter is the slowest for me, and I get anxious to get the Porter Cable out of hibernation. Usually the gf has some task for me to do. Usually the shower.
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Ummmm............ Then wouldn't you have to cover it, and use the "6" speed setting??:pc7424:

Lol
 
This thread relates perfectly to a question I was going to post about polishing the ceramic cooktop on a smooth top electric range. We have a Stainless Steel KitchenAid with a polished black top and it has a bunch of fine scratches in it. Our previous one had some white flakes in it so it didn't show scratches, but this one has a smooth high gloss finish and the scratches really show. What products do you guys think would be best to try polishing the cooktop? Would a polish intended for glass be best or do you think I can use a regular paint product?
 
Some cooktops scratch really easy. I wouldn't use anything but the polish made for them.
 
MIsnowman said:
This thread relates perfectly to a question I was going to post about polishing the ceramic cooktop on a smooth top electric range. We have a Stainless Steel KitchenAid with a polished black top and it has a bunch of fine scratches in it. Our previous one had some white flakes in it so it didn't show scratches, but this one has a smooth high gloss finish and the scratches really show. What products do you guys think would be best to try polishing the cooktop? Would a polish intended for glass be best or do you think I can use a regular paint product?
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You're trying to polish glass which is not easy. If it were mine, I would try something like M105 and a wool pad and if that didn't do it, I'd live with it. I had a deep scratch in my last one that I hated but lived with.
 
richy said:
You're trying to polish glass which is not easy. If it were mine, I would try something like M105 and a wool pad and if that didn't do it, I'd live with it. I had a deep scratch in my last one that I hated but lived with.
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Most of the scratches aren't very deep, but they really show on the polished black. I'll try some different combinations and see what happens. Thanks.
 
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