# How to Remove Scuff Marks From an Enamel Sink
Porcelain enamel is a durable material that isn’t sensitive to many types of cleaning solutions. Scuff marks can develop on the enamel especially if you use a rubber mat in the sink or if you drop a rubber object. Remove these stains by using the gentlest method first to ensure you don’t damage the porcelain enamel. Use the products you may already have in your home.
Things You'll Need
- Eraser
- Cloths
- Mineral oil
- Mineral spirits
Instructions
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Rub an eraser over the scuff marks until they are gone. This generally is all you need to do in order to remove light scuff marks or scuff marks that are new.
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Blot mineral oil directly on the scuff marks if you can still see them. Buff the scuff marks with a cloth until they are completely gone.
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Dab mineral spirits directly on the scuff mark if you can still see the scuff mark. Buff the stain with a clean cloth.
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Soak a cloth in water and rub it over the entire sink to rinse off the cleaning solution residue.
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