Clean Paint Stain off Stainless Steel Sink

Updated on September 23, 2007
M. asks from Hoffman Estates, IL
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Help. I just got the house painted and now there are some paint smudge on our new stainless steel sink and I can't get it off. I dont know what to use, water and soap is not working.... Any ideas, please share!! Thanks...

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Wow, thank you everyone for your responses. I tried Mr Clean magic eraser and that did work. I'll keep the rest of the advice for next time, I am sure I'll need it. Thanks again for taking the time to give me your advice!!

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D.V.

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I'd use a product called Scour Off by Shaklee. They are "green" and is "Oprah's" favorite organic cleaner. I have some. Contact me and I can take some out of my container and send it to you.

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A.H.

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Have you tried paint thinner?

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C.S.

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Comet worked for us when we had the paint film on our sink.

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C.K.

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I use a plastic scouring pad, it is flat and slightly rough. Works very well and will not harm the sink!

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T.K.

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M.:

My husband has owned a painting business for 15 years, and I can tell you that the fail-safe of all paint emergencies is goo-gone or goof-off. They are essentially the same product and you can get a small bottle at your local hardware store. Just rub a little on and the paint should come right off. It shouldn't damage your stainless, and it has a relatively low-odor. Hope that helps!

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E.B.

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If none of the cleaning advice works, there is a product called "oops" or something like that and you can get it at a paint store. It removes accidental drips from wood, carpet, etc. and I'm sure it would work on your sink as well.

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J.S.

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You can use an sos pad. I used that on our stainless sink and it got EVERYTHING off.

N.M.

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Try Mr. Clean Magic Eraser, that thing works on EVERYTHING w/o scratching. :)

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