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Accidentally polished an anodized steel.
Dumb question here. First off, I don't know anything about metals but I am hoping this is the right place to ask. I was trying to clean a rust-like stain, probably blood droplet on my induction heat cooktop, and I had this dumb idea to try and use cape cod to clean it because it cannot be cleaned normal methods.
After trying it, i realized that i polished a spot too much where the stubborn stain is.
How do I make it look even? I'm really OCD with uneven finishing or textures.
Should I just polish the rest of it, and if I do it, are there any drawbacks like decreasing its resistance to corrosion?
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Dumb question here. First off, I don't know anything about metals but I am hoping this is the right place to ask. I was trying to clean a rust-like stain, probably blood droplet on my induction heat cooktop, and I had this dumb idea to try and use cape cod to clean it because it cannot be cleaned normal methods.
After trying it, i realized that i polished a spot too much where the stubborn stain is.
How do I make it look even? I'm really OCD with uneven finishing or textures.
Should I just polish the rest of it, and if I do it, are there any drawbacks like decreasing its resistance to corrosion?
#industry
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