I recently purchased a used Bighorn 2011 3055RL and its generally in pristine condition except there are some scratches (more like rub marks) in the countertop finish which viewed in the right light are dull marks in an otherwise polished countertop. I tried a liquid refinishing product from Home Depot and it helped somewhat but I think I need a rubbing compound and a buffer to bring the polished finish back. Has anyone had any experience with a product that works for these counters?
Refinishing Countertops
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JohnDar
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The method used for the Hanex countertops is to start with a 220 grit wet sand paper (use water with a few drops of Dawn) and progress to a higher grit like 1000 or higher. Clean it well and then use automotive polishing CREAM, not compound. Follow with a coat of wax and it will shine.
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dcwettstein
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jo9463
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Yes I believe it is. I was so excited to do this after watching his demonstration, but it hasn't happened yet...lol
JanAndBill
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Don't know if the same person but I know Bob Mansolino has done several demos. I was lucky enough to attend one this past spring at Gulf Shores. He really knows what he is doing.
Tallyrver
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He was great!
After the rally I went to Walmart and bought a polisher and ordered the wax off Amazon. In about half an hour I had counters that looked like they came out of a Prevost .
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happykraut
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Don't waste your time and effort using sandpaper if you just have rub marks. Use the Meguiar’s #50 as shown in post#3 and a buffer/polisher. If that doesn't take it out, you can always go the sandpaper route.
Thank you all ! You have me excited to give it a try !
I think I will take Happykrauts' advice to try the Meguairs#50 for the first attempt and see how things turn out. The link that dcwettstein supplied is pretty awesome process its kind of what I actually was expecting that would be required. I'll definitely take before and after photos.
I think I will take Happykrauts' advice to try the Meguairs#50 for the first attempt and see how things turn out. The link that dcwettstein supplied is pretty awesome process its kind of what I actually was expecting that would be required. I'll definitely take before and after photos.
