On stainless steel sinks for the kitchen is it better to buy the one where
the bowl is satin or chrome finished . Which one keeps it's finish longer.

On Sun 05 Oct 2008 11:33:38a, Andy Petro told us...

> On stainless steel sinks for the kitchen is it better to buy the one
> where the bowl is satin or chrome finished . Which one keeps it's
> finish longer.

You'll end up with scratches in either one. The satin finish hides them
better.



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"Andy Petro" > wrote in message
...
> On stainless steel sinks for the kitchen is it better to buy the one where
> the bowl is satin or chrome finished . Which one keeps it's finish
> longer.
>

I'd go for the satin. Hides the inevitable scratches.

In article >,
"Andy Petro" > wrote:

> On stainless steel sinks for the kitchen is it better to buy the one where
> the bowl is satin or chrome finished . Which one keeps it's finish longer.

I agree with the others that satin is best. But remember, if you get a
high quality, heavier gauge SS sink, you can always have the scratches
buffed out if it starts to look really bad. But on the lighter gauge
sinks, little dents are more apt to occur which cannot be buffed away.

Isabella
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"I will show you fear in a handful of dust"
-T.S. Eliot

Go for satin. I swear it's better than chrome.