It depends on your type of countertop. We have laminate and have had luck with Bar Keeper's Friend for light burn marks. I believe if you have stone or wood, you'd need to sand the stain out.
If the burn marks are not deep use peroxide. Wet a paper towel and let sit overnight. You may have to scrub with peroxide and baking soda in the morning. If the burns are deep. you will need to fill the holes or cut larger ones and add tiles.
If tiles, - remove and then replace. If timber sand or remove charred timber and back fill with wood filler or timber to match and then re-finish. If Laminate, you could try colouring in the area with a Plastic type coloured putty or paint, but maybe it would be better to place or stick something over it, like a worktop saver or a tile or two. Best wishes.
Most burn marks cannot be cleaned. The only way to kinda cover them up may be with a bit of model paint and artists brush... Maybe, depending how deep they are...
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Hi Sue, what kind of countertop do you have?
It depends on the type of countertop. Here's one link that might help:
https://www.hunker.com/13423913/how-to-remove-burn-marks-on-a-countertop
here is info for laminate counter tops
https://homeguides.sfgate.com/fix-burnt-laminate-countertop-27159.html
Here's a post that might help https://www.hunker.com/13423913/how-to-remove-burn-marks-on-a-countertop
Here's help if you have a butcher block counter top with burns:
https://homeguides.sfgate.com/fix-burn-mark-butcher-block-counter-28400.html
It depends on your type of countertop. We have laminate and have had luck with Bar Keeper's Friend for light burn marks. I believe if you have stone or wood, you'd need to sand the stain out.
Hi Sue, here are a few ways for you to check out,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgbyDm42y1s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAZJB3YNYXQ
A picture or at least letting us know what your counter top is made would be very helpful. Thanks!!!
If the burn marks are not deep use peroxide. Wet a paper towel and let sit overnight. You may have to scrub with peroxide and baking soda in the morning. If the burns are deep. you will need to fill the holes or cut larger ones and add tiles.
Hello there,
If tiles, - remove and then replace. If timber sand or remove charred timber and back fill with wood filler or timber to match and then re-finish. If Laminate, you could try colouring in the area with a Plastic type coloured putty or paint, but maybe it would be better to place or stick something over it, like a worktop saver or a tile or two. Best wishes.
Please let us know what the counter's surface is ( marble, granite, wood, formica)? You'll get much help by providiing more specific info. Thanks!
Too many variables.
Please narrow down, TY.
Here you go https://www.howtocleanstuff.net/how-to-remove-burn-marks-from-countertops/
Most burn marks cannot be cleaned. The only way to kinda cover them up may be with a bit of model paint and artists brush... Maybe, depending how deep they are...