Make a loose paste from the baking soda and water. Make sure the paste is a wet one, as dry or abrasive substances should not be used on the cook top. It should be the consistency of pudding.
Apply it directly to the COOL stove top, rubbing gently.
Wipe clean.
Buff dry with the second cloth.
MAAS Metal Polish Creme Method:
Unfortunately, if the scratches are deep, there is little that can be done to remove them. However, for surface scratches, sometimes they can be buffed out with metal polish. The success will vary with the type of stove top as well as the color.
You Will Need:
MAAS Metal Polishing Crème (available at Wal-Mart or online)
Soft cloths or
Cotton balls
Water
Scrubbing pad
Steps to Remove the Scratch:
MAAS Metal Polishing Crème is available at many stores, including Wal-Mart. It is found in the same area as the metal polishes and cleaners with the cleaning products. There is a slight abrasive, similar to jeweler’s rouge, in this crème that can buff out minor surface scratches and keep your cook top looking new.
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http://www.howtocleanstuff.net/how-to-remove-scratches-from-glass-stove-tops/
https://www.cakecentral.com/forum/t/55791/i-need-help-i-scratched-my-ceramicglass-cooktop
Baking Soda Method:
You Will Need:
Steps to Remove the Scratch:
MAAS Metal Polish Creme Method:
Unfortunately, if the scratches are deep, there is little that can be done to remove them. However, for surface scratches, sometimes they can be buffed out with metal polish. The success will vary with the type of stove top as well as the color.
You Will Need:
Steps to Remove the Scratch:
MAAS Metal Polishing Crème is available at many stores, including Wal-Mart. It is found in the same area as the metal polishes and cleaners with the cleaning products. There is a slight abrasive, similar to jeweler’s rouge, in this crème that can buff out minor surface scratches and keep your cook top looking new.
A paste of baking soda rubbed and buffed might actually do the trick!