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Old 22 February 2016, 01:39 AM   #22
TheYoungConnoisseur
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I wouldn't use a magic eraser at all, it is abrasive and acts almost like wet sanding. It may change the finish of the steel.
Are you sure? I've used it to remove rubber tire marks on my exotic cars never even had an issue with the clear coat or flake in the paint and surely that is more sensitive to swirl marks and abrasion than 904 stainless and sapphire crystal. I'm talking about the little very soft foam you dip in water
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