The first step in treating wet storage stain is to dry the galvanized surface. Light wet storage stain can usually be left untreated as long as the surface will remain dry and will be exposed to adequate air flow. Over time the coating will regain its normal appearance as the zinc patina forms. Medium and heavy wet storage stain must be removed Here are ten ways to clean your stainless steel appliance for a flawless finish. 1. Dish Soap & Baby or Mineral Oil. First, you need to understand the direction of the grain. Just like wood and some fabrics, steel has a grain. These are the faint striations that you can see on the surfaces of your appliances. Step 3: Polish Your Jewelry. Once all of the old gold has been removed from your jewelry, it’s time to polish and restore its original luster! All you need is some metal polish and a soft cloth for this step. Rub the polish into the metal using circular motions until it begins to shine again; then wipe off any excess with a damp cloth. Place the pan in the oven and preheat it to 450 to 500 degrees Fahrenheit. After five to 10 minutes, carefully remove the pan and use a paper towel or a clean rag to rub a very small amount of oil Mix Baking Soda and Dish Soap. Mix half a cup of baking soda and a squirt or two of liquid dish soap to create a thick paste. Scoop up the paste with a microfiber cloth or another soft cloth and then rub it on the stain, moving back and forth in the same directions as the grain in the metal. 3. ALLOYED STEEL (STAINLESS) Alloyed steel is one of the most effective corrosion prevention methods around, combining the properties of various metals to provide added strength and resistance to the resulting product. Corrosion-resistant nickel, for example, combined with oxidation-resistant chromium results in an alloy that can be used in Pressure wash it. Soak in a full sink of hot water with 1/2 cap of bleach for around 4 hours then scrub with steel wool. Soak it in acetone (nail polish remover) and it usually will wipe off. I wrap mine in paper towels and then splash it on so it keeps it on the cup and then wrap foil around it to sit for a while. If it's stainless,get some cotton rag,terry cloth is best,and some xylenol.Soak the rag with the xylenol,lay it on the top over the film and cover with another rag soaked in water.Let it sit for 10 minutes or so and roll the rag back a little at a time following close behind with a plastic scraper. Allow the pieces to sit for at least a minute, while the chemical reaction from the foil, soda, and vinegar goes to work. After they soak, remove the pieces one at a time (probably using some tongs, you are dealing with boiling water here!) and scrub each piece with very fine steel wool. It’s amazing . . . the tarnish just wipes right off. Model Number. KSSP48QTS02. We purchased a new KitchenAid while we were remolding our house. As we were still under construction, we left the white protective plastic covering over the stainless steel. Apparently if you leave the film on too long and it has any exposure to the sun, it can "melt" to the steel becoming impossible to peel off. nG4W1W.