AG SRP
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I never found it particularly abrasive. AG Paint restorer is a lot more abrasive.
Out of interest, we've just had our kitchen worktop , (Slab Tec from Wickes) replaced with a hard matt Formica type surface only because it scratched so easily. They provided a kit comprising various grades of Scotchpads, some polishing fluid and finally a sealant. The kit did remove the scratches OK and the polish did add to the smoothness, BUT you could always see where you had worked and could never match the cleaned area to the original surface finish.
Eventually the whole worktop was re-sanded and we rejected the worktop as not fit for purpose.
Out of interest what material is your worktop? if granite or a synthetic like ours was you may (hopefully not) experience something like we did.
I think I know the type, if it were me I'd be very wary of using anything abrasive, I assume the scratches are on top and visible as soon as you walk in ( that's what we thought).
Is there anywhere where you could experiment, an edge or underneath maybe to see what the various polishes can do?.
Alternatively you might obtain a similar off cut from some where to practice on.
It is quite likely there is some good advise on the web, google 'gloss laminate worktop repair' or similar.
Good luck
Is there anywhere where you could experiment, an edge or underneath maybe to see what the various polishes can do?.
Alternatively you might obtain a similar off cut from some where to practice on.
It is quite likely there is some good advise on the web, google 'gloss laminate worktop repair' or similar.
Good luck