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    Default cleaning eletrice stove top also polishing a new stanless steal bumper sent frm prevo

    hi i have a 2006 country coach how do you clean stove top also who or how do i polish a new bumper my cel is 5194654101 thanks terry

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    Hi Terry,

    I used Easy Off oven cleaner on the inside of my microwave; just follow the instructions and boy does it work! I guess it would work on the stove top as well.
    Tuga & Karen Gaidry

    2012 Honda Pilot

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    Soft Scrub is great on the stove top.

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    When you question polishing a bumper I interpret that to mean to take a dull mill finiish on stainless steel to a polished surface. Or a brushed finish to a polished surface.

    To start you have to sand the surface to get rid of any imperfections, grain, or surface condition that cannot be polished out. I start with a coarse sandpaper, depending on the depth of the imperfections. I have beaten out a dent in a rear bumper using heavy hammers and as you can imagine it really roughs up the surface.

    But I used a coarse paper on a belt sander, something in the 80 range to knock off the high spots. Then I progressively worked my way up though 320, 400, 600, 1000 and finally 1500. It sounds like a lot of work, but if the bumper is new and the surface is in pretty good shape some fine paper and power tools will get it ready for polishing.

    I use a 7" grinder with 10 inch cotton buffs stacked to about 1" thick and when the sanding is done I start polishing using a stick of white rouge or polishing compound. There are more agressive compounds but by using the white and working the surface I restored the polish to match the rest of the bumper.

    I'm not suggesting this source specifically, but it is one which sells all the stuff you might want.

    http://www.swmetal.com/

    Here's another.......http://www.caswellplating.com/buffs/...FQFrVAod1Q6nKA

    And another........http://www.eastwood.com/buffing.html

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    thanks to all replies

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