Hi
Has any one got any ideas on how to remove hand rim marks for porcelain toilets?
The only thing I have not tried is sandpaper lol.
Thanks for any advice.
Removing Hand Rim Marks From The Toilet.
Started by
pikey
, Feb 12 2009 02:11 PM
5 replies to this topic
#2
Posted 12 February 2009 - 02:49 PM
Porcelain paint, it is commonly used for bathtub and shower repair. A few different types are available. I have only used the can spray on type, worked well. For a lil preventative measure try putting some thick tape (like duct tape) where your chair makes contact to the toilet. This will create enough of a barrier to protect against future scrapes. Hope this helps, good luck.
#3
Posted 12 February 2009 - 08:01 PM
Ahh pikey..what you need is a girl with a dremel and her 100 attachments ehhe .... what I do here is get the dremel with some polishing compound and use the felt dremel polisher ;)
Works a treat!! It does take a few minutes, I tend to give it lots and lots of light touches with the polisher.
...Then I get my flowery frame protectors back out of the wash and put them back on my chair, no more scratched toilet ;)
Works a treat!! It does take a few minutes, I tend to give it lots and lots of light touches with the polisher.
...Then I get my flowery frame protectors back out of the wash and put them back on my chair, no more scratched toilet ;)
#6
Posted 24 February 2009 - 10:59 AM
I had this issue as well. My scratches are caused by my front caster however, not my hand rim. To avoid it, I keep a small hand towel near and just toss it over the caster when I pull up to the bowl. Works great.
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