Scratched sink

[lenlec]

Noticed a few little black scratches on our fairly new white double Belfast sink.
Any ideas how to remove them ? Tried bleach cif etc. No good
Cheers Andy

[JasonM]

T- Cut?

[Foxy100]

Tippex?

[walkerwek1958]

The marks could be caused by aluminium pans rubbing against the ceramic, I’ve had this happen and it’s quite hard to shift. T cut or a washing up pad will do it.

[Kingstepper]

Try acid.

[JasonM]

Try acid.

I did in the early 90s, didn’t really agree with me.

[notnowkato]

I did in the early 90s, didn’t really agree with me.

Alcohol doesn't agree with me, but I do enjoy the argument.....

[MCFastybloke]

A Bath rubber.https://www.toolstation.com/cramer-c...-rubber/p93933

[golf]

A Bath rubber.https://www.toolstation.com/cramer-c...-rubber/p93933

This worked a treat in my old house.

[mickylall]

Mcfastybloke’s suggestion should work a treat, also a pencil eraser if you have one in the house may do it especially the type that is made of two different kinds of rubber. Think one is for pencil and the other for pen. Use the pen side as I think is made of the same stuff in mcfasty’s link

[ralphy]

Mcfastybloke’s suggestion should work a treat, also a pencil eraser if you have one in the house may do it especially the type that is made of two different kinds of rubber. Think one is for pencil and the other for pen. Use the pen side as I think is made of the same stuff in mcfasty’s link

AKA a sand & rubber eraser.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Tombow-Mono.../dp/B0060RZBUG

R

[lenlec]

Cheers gents

[walkerwek1958]

An ink eraser’s too abrasive, it’ll scratch the ceramic. I’d use that as a last resort. Hydrochloric acid applied carefully would be ideal, but it’s not so easy to get hold of.

[Kirk280]

Not sure HCl would have much of an effect mate.