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Low grade stainless steel BBQ restoration
August 13, 2009
Hi, I'm looking to restore a stainless steel bbq which from what I've read is low grade due to the fact that you can attach a magnet to it. I have tried oxalic acid ⇦ this on eBay or Amazon [affil links] , naval jelly ⇦ this on eBay or Amazon [affil links] and pretty much everything. The bbq had some rust that I was able to take out but I still have some dark spots from the rust and the finish is not as nice as I would like it to be. Could you please tell me if there's anything I can use to restore it? Thanks
Matt Smithstudent - Miami, FL, USA
Scratch-B-Gone will work wonders on this problem and very quickly. As well, it will leave a protective conditioner which will retard future rusting. Best

Barry Feinman
BarrysRestoreItAll

Carlsbad, California

August 17, 2009
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