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Spots and minor scratches on stainless steel range


Hi, my name is Lana and have a serious problem. Me and my husband are remodeling our home(slowly and painfully, because we really have a tight budget) Recently w bought Bosch range, I WAS SO HAPPY. But stupid me decided to paint our old refrigerator with appliance spray - the results were beautiful, like new, but who would know the paint will fly and settle on my new range. I tried to remove it with alcohol (the can recommended) and with stainless steel cleaner and polish. But it still has that cloudy spots, not really noticeable from the distance but if you look close - AWFUL. I tried paint remover - didn't work. And I noticed little scratches on the surface too. My husband is ready to kill me and I don't know what to do not to make damage more. The range is still on the warranty, maybe I should make believe it was something wrong with it and try to replace it? I am desperate and miserable, can anybody help me . . . please, you are my last hope...

Svetlana Comas
student - Brooklyn
October 16, 2009




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Ed. note: "... please, you are my last hope [Obi-wan] ..."
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Princess Lana, I am sure you have been flying about the universe in search of GOOD, so I want to do a Good for you...GET SCRATCH-B-GONE! Our kit is not only the ONLY product out there for scratches (and will remove the paint spots also) BUT IS recommended by Bosch for their appliances. In Fact, call their call center and they will tell you to get Scratch-B-Gone..signing off, LUKE.

Barry Feinman
Barry Feinman
BarrysRestoreItAll
supporting advertiser
Carlsbad, California
barrysrestoreitall
October 20, 2009




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