How do you remove muriatic acid splashes from a stainles steel sink?
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Terry
My husband was using muriatic acid to clean some items in the garage and then brought items into the kitchen and splashed the acid on the stainless sink. It now has a permanent splash look. Is it possible to remove the splash stain and restore the look of the stainless to the sink?
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No its been etched, have hubby buy you a new sink.