Sand out the scratches using 220 grit sandpaper.
How to remove scratches from aluminum sheet.
Wipe the scratch with the cloth using slow circular motions.
If your pans are severely scratched add a little extra cream of tartar.
This will not eliminate stains or scratches but will help to prevent dust and dirt buildup.
Spray the scratch on the anodised aluminium metal surface so that it is soaked.
Sand away the scratches.
Continue wet sanding using a 600 grit sandpaper.
In this video we sand and polish an aluminum sheet from 220 grit all the way to 5000 grit sandpaper then polish using gord s aluminum polish.
Wipe down your anodized aluminum surface with a damp sponge to remove general surface dirt.
Apply degreaser to the edge of the cloth.
Sanding out deep scratches 1.
Wet sand the aluminum item starting with a 400 grit sandpaper.
If the scratches are deep enough you may have to sand them away but it is always better for the metal if.
Sand until scratches can.
Switch to 1500 grit.
Spray wd 40 all over the aluminum you want to polish to lubricate it.
Cover the scratched aluminum surface evenly in.
Start out with the rough grain sandpaper and sand over the scratched area.
How to remove metal scratches.
Start out with a good cleaning.
First soak your pans for around an hour in hot water mixed with 2 teaspoons of cream of tartar.
Pour tap water into a spray bottle.
Wipe the degreaser from the scratch with a clean edge of the cloth.
Cream of tartar is a mild acidic abrasive that is perfect for removing scratches from your aluminum pans.
Wash the paper frequently in a bucket of clean water for best results.
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