How do I get my white porcelain kitchen sink to shine?
I have an older white porcelain kitchen sink that is nice and clean and white. But it doesn’t shine. I’ve used car wax and it left spotty marks on it. Home Depot said I should reglaze or replace it! There must be a way to make it shine again! Does anyone have any ideas? Thank you!
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I agree with the reglazing suggestion, but for a DIY approach, try this technique: https://restorationmasterfinder.com/restoration/clean-porcelain-tiles/
I think Home Depot is correct. The shine has worn off with frequent use and the soaps you are using.
I read on home talk. Mix white vinegar with a little dawn and water .one c white v. .put in spray bottle. .shake. .I use it on my bath tub. .worth a try. .Good Luck. .
I think once it's gone, you can't bring it back. Depending on the cost, it may be simpler to replace it rather than reglaze.