Designing Kitchens and Bathrooms - Stainless Steel Sink Problem
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wishmaker4
12-28-05, 12:09 PM
Happy Holidays Everyone!
I have a problem and hope you can help. We recently put a clear sealer on a newly-installed window sill over our kitchen sink which is stainless steel. Unfortunately, some of the sealer dripped onto the edge of the sink and because it is almost clear, it went undetected until it had dried. What can I use to remove the dried sealer without damaging the stainless steel?
Thanks for your help.
I have a problem and hope you can help. We recently put a clear sealer on a newly-installed window sill over our kitchen sink which is stainless steel. Unfortunately, some of the sealer dripped onto the edge of the sink and because it is almost clear, it went undetected until it had dried. What can I use to remove the dried sealer without damaging the stainless steel?
Thanks for your help.
pgtek
12-29-05, 05:33 AM
hi
try mineral spirit to remove it
just put some on a rag and rub
try mineral spirit to remove it
just put some on a rag and rub
majakdragon
12-29-05, 07:47 AM
wishmaker4, Welcome to the DIY Forums.
If the drip is thick, use a plastic putty knife to remove the bulk and then as Pgtek said, mineral spirits or denatured alcohol. Good luck.
If the drip is thick, use a plastic putty knife to remove the bulk and then as Pgtek said, mineral spirits or denatured alcohol. Good luck.