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> no less susceptible to stains than stainless kitchen appliances, which easily develop grease and water stains Stainless kitchen appliances that I've owned we
by wolverine876 3y ago
> no less susceptible to stains than stainless kitchen appliances, which easily develop grease and water stains
Stainless kitchen appliances that I've owned were pretty stain-free. That is, water, fingers, etc. left visible marks, but they were easily wiped away. There are no rust or permanent stains, IME.
They aren't used outside, but could that material be used for a car?
Also, weren't the Delorean cars in the 1980s made of stainless steel? Did they rust?
- nateglims 3y agoThere's different grades of stainless, only time will tell I guess. But I looked through the threads and one easily cleaned off with BKF and denatured alcohol, so I think it was cosmetic.
- bluedino 3y ago>> Also, weren't the Delorean cars in the 1980s made of stainless steel? Did they rust? The body panels really don't but the frames do. https://www.delorean.ie/AaronDixon.html https://www.delorean.ie/AaronDixon.html
- cmilton 3y agoIt greatly depends on location and actual material used. I currently own indoor stained “stainless” appliances in a coastal area.