Looking for suggestions...

[RTegarini]

on how to clean, or whiten, the bin/shelfs mounted in the refrigerator doors. Mine have taken a beating from soda's sliding back and forth, leaving grey aluminum marks on the bottom. I cleaned them and whitened them slightly, but would like to get all the aluminum marks off.

What's the way you do it?

Thank you -RT

[Rick Long]

Try Magic Eraser and if that doesn't work... use Bartenders Friend very sparingly and rinse quickly (it has a mild acid in it) .. oh and it's great for your stainless sink if you have one.

[Vegasdan]

Try some rubbing compound and follow up with some car polish.

[Pete & Linda]

Wax not polish.

[PapaYams]

OK, here are a few thoughts:
Make a paste of baking soda with a smidge of water. Use a cloth (or a toothbrush / denture brush) to rub that around. Finger pressure may be required. Non-toxic, helps deodorize the reefer too.

Toothpaste - apply and use same as above.

Two products from NOVUS. #2 FINE SCRATCH REMOVER. This is a very fine rubbing compound I use on my motorcycle helmet face shield if something scuffs it. Rub and rub and rub, then rinse with warm clear water. Then use the

NOVUS #1 PLASTIC CLEAN AND SHINE. Awesome stuff, works really nicely.

I find the Novus products at a motorcycle store (i.e. Cycle Gear), a motorcycle dealership or check out NOVUS Plastic Polish.