cil weed and feed and stain

[tom24_ca@yahoo.com]

Hello. I accidentally poured some cil weed and feed down a sink.
Where it has contacted the sink (which is metal) it's left some salt
like stains, which I can't remove. Anyone know of a way of removing
these stains, or is it permanent?

Thanks
Tom

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<tom24_ca@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1116706076.635897.322090@z14g2000cwz.googlegr oups.com...
> Hello. I accidentally poured some cil weed and feed down a sink.
> Where it has contacted the sink (which is metal) it's left some salt
> like stains, which I can't remove. Anyone know of a way of removing
> these stains, or is it permanent?
>
> Thanks
> Tom
>

Specifically, what product did you pour?

Try a metal polish, automotive rubbing compound, toothpaste, baking
soda, or other mild abrasive to remove the stain but only if you trust that
doing so will no worsen the appearance. A very fine steel wool, not a
scouring pad, may also help.

Try in an inconspicuous area of the metal sink first.

--
Tom

[- Tom -]

<tom24_ca@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1116706076.635897.322090@z14g2000cwz.googlegr oups.com...
> Hello. I accidentally poured some cil weed and feed down a sink.
> Where it has contacted the sink (which is metal) it's left some salt
> like stains, which I can't remove. Anyone know of a way of removing
> these stains, or is it permanent?
>
> Thanks
> Tom
>

Specifically, what product did you pour?

Try a metal polish, automotive rubbing compound, toothpaste, baking
soda, or other mild abrasive to remove the stain but only if you trust that
doing so will no worsen the appearance. A very fine steel wool, not a
scouring pad, may also help.

Try in an inconspicuous area of the metal sink first.

--
Tom

[- Tom -]

<tom24_ca@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1116706076.635897.322090@z14g2000cwz.googlegr oups.com...
> Hello. I accidentally poured some cil weed and feed down a sink.
> Where it has contacted the sink (which is metal) it's left some salt
> like stains, which I can't remove. Anyone know of a way of removing
> these stains, or is it permanent?
>
> Thanks
> Tom
>

Specifically, what product did you pour?

Try a metal polish, automotive rubbing compound, toothpaste, baking
soda, or other mild abrasive to remove the stain but only if you trust that
doing so will no worsen the appearance. A very fine steel wool, not a
scouring pad, may also help.

Try in an inconspicuous area of the metal sink first.

--
Tom