A friend of mine swears on using Bar Keepers Friend in the squirt bottle, it's foamy, spray it on, let it it for anout 5 minutes, then wile off with a Magic eraser
You can try using Corian countertop cleaner...sold at most home centers. If that doesn't work, you can actually sand Corian using a very fine grit sandpaper, but it will leave a dull spot where you have sanded. There is a conditioner available for Corian, but it will not completely remove the dull spot. You might consider sanding as a last resort.
Every time I clean my mirrors, they end up having tons of streaks and almost look worse than before I started. What could I use to clean them that won't leave streaks...
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I really liked using Bon ami for my Corian . Quite reasonably priced, and you don't usually need to exert much effort. Good luck!
A friend of mine swears on using Bar Keepers Friend in the squirt bottle, it's foamy, spray it on, let it it for anout 5 minutes, then wile off with a Magic eraser
You can try using Corian countertop cleaner...sold at most home centers. If that doesn't work, you can actually sand Corian using a very fine grit sandpaper, but it will leave a dull spot where you have sanded. There is a conditioner available for Corian, but it will not completely remove the dull spot. You might consider sanding as a last resort.
Here are the instructions from Corian:
http://www.corian.com/-use-care-
contact makers of Corian or a local Corian dealer [kitchen & bath]; it's an easy fix, depending on the stain.