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Scratched Copper
Hi ... I have a copper countertop in my kitchen. Alas, a housekeeper scratched it with a scouring pad of some sort. Is there anyway to repair the surface, without resorting to sanding it down? Maybe some miracle compound?
Pat O'Brien- San Jose, California, USA
Hi Pat,
Please go and have a look at the response to letter 6637.
I didn't know that modern kitchens had copper countertops. Ignorance is bliss. Thank heavens we don't otherwise it would be me who would have to look after them!
... re that response, I guess you could use S.O.S. pads duly laced with abrasive BUT always scour in the same direction to get a 'brushed' finish, s.v.p.
HAPPY scrubbing!

Freeman Newton [deceased]
(It is our sad duty to advise that Freeman passed away
April 21, 2012. R.I.P. old friend).
I am going to install a copper kitchen counter. What can I use to finish the counter so it doesn't require constant cleaning or polishing?
Mike Fleminghome owner - Bradenton, Florida, USA
2006
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