We had some rv anti-freeze stains in our sinks with a slight bit of etching.
My wife used some Colgate tooth paste that had peroxide and baking soda as ingredients and it polished the stain out and left the surface smooth as new.
I was impressed. Next fall I'll wipe up any spilled anti freeze.
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DonavonP
2016 Jayco White Hawk 27dsrl
US Army 1968-70 SETAF 559th Vicenza Italy
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We had some rv anti-freeze stains in our sinks with a slight bit of etching.
My wife used some Colgate tooth paste that had peroxide and baking soda as ingredients and it polished the stain out and left the surface smooth as new.
I was impressed. Next fall I'll wipe up any spilled anti freeze.
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DonavonP
2016 Jayco White Hawk 27dsrl
US Army 1968-70 SETAF 559th Vicenza Italy
Donavon, thanks for the tip. I myself have never had any problems removing the antifreeze stains with anything other then just soap and water.. Maybe your sink material is different.
I also found a place for removing about any kind of stain from inside and out. http://howtocleananything.com/frame_...ips_stains.htm
Hope this helps in other instances.
Floyd
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