It’s an enamelCoatingSent from my iPhoneHey thanks for the response guys. This may help to narrow it down...The sink surface feels like both a metal or porcelain... hard to tell.But It is a metal sink.The spots from the dai-glo looks like Enhancer dripped on a porous limestone tile.It seems to me there’s got to be something that can be applied to the surface to buff out the dark spots to lighten it up like tarnish on silver... I will try that too.I was thinking possibly of buffing it out with barkeepers friend or some type of metal polishing compound.With that additional information any other thoughts?Tony DeLuna925-625-9625http://www.multitechproducts.com/pages/Vitreous-China- Sinks-and-Toilets.html This may help-not being politically correct-vitreous china is cheap shit!On Wed, Jun 20, 2018 at 6:12 PM, Tony Deluna <tndeluna@gmail.com> wrote:The sink name is “wild bronze” and she said it’s a Vitreous ChinaMade by Bates & bates from general plumbing.Any ideas on how to make the dark spots from the dai-glo compound go away?Tony DeLuna925-625-9625Customer said it’s a metal sink. She said it’s definitely not copper. She’s going to email me the receipt which may have the name of the sink on it and then I can call the manufacturer and find out what it is.Where can I locate these kits to bring back the patina?Tony DeLuna925-625-9625looks like a copper sink like Fred said-there are some kits to bring the patina back- Liver of sulphur gel will darken the copper back.On Tue, Jun 19, 2018 at 2:22 PM, Fred Hueston <fhueston@gmail.com> wrote:Not quite sure...looks like a copper sink...Does it feel or sound like metal? Could also be painted which would account for the diaglo removing the finish...But not 100% sureOn Tue, Jun 19, 2018 at 12:50 PM, Tony Deluna <tndeluna@gmail.com> wrote:Tony DeLunaHey pros, does anybody know what kind of sink this is?
We polished the countertop and got some Dai-glo marble polishing compound on the inside of the sink bowl and left marks. Does anyone know how to remove the marks in the sink from compound?
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