Method for polishing hard surfaces
a hard surface and polishing technology, applied in the direction of polishing compositions, manufacturing tools, chemistry apparatus and processes, etc., can solve the problems of affecting the polishing effect, and requiring polishing to restore the shine, etc., to achieve the effect of restoring the shine, avoiding slippage, and avoiding overspray
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[0076] Various solutions of propylene glycol in water were prepared and tested as a polish on a stainless steel door of a dishwasher. The concentration had an impact on performance in terms of overall gloss and whether or not streaking occurs. For instance, the 30% by weight propylene glycol had slight streaking and good gloss behavior. Good gloss behavior means an individual can discern 15 point letters in a reflection that is 6 inches from the hard surface, but the reflection is not crisp or well defined. The 50% by weight propylene glycol had no streaking and excellent gloss behavior. Excellent gloss behavior means an individual can discern 15 point letters in a reflection that is 6 inches from the hard surface, and the reflection has crisp edges and is well defined.
TABLE 1Results of Propylene Glycol as a polish% Propylene GlycolStreakingGloss*1severepoor20moderatepoor30slightgood50noneexcellent
*poor gloss = cannot discern individual letters of a 15 point print word in reflecti...
example 2
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Weight %Material58.655Deionized water40.000Propylene glycol0.050Acusol 460 N, 25%0.900N-propoxypropanol0.095Monoethanolamine, 99%0.005Pluronic N30.245Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, 30%0.050Tetrasodium EDTA, 40%
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[0079] The following composition is an exemplary composition that may be used according to the present invention.
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Weight %Material1Pluronic N399Deionized water
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[0081] The following composition is an exemplary composition that may be used according to the present invention.
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