burn marks inside keggle

[jmelms]

I was polishing up one of my keggles yesterday and when I was done I noticed a few burn marks had appeared on the inside. I was wondering if there was a way to remove them? I know they wont cause harm to the beer, just looks bad. Any ideas?

Thanks

 

[PackerfaninSanDiego]

are you serious?

 

[Hopper5000]

soak in per carb for a bit

 

[lyonshead]

Bar keepers friend. You still have to scrub like crazy, but that stuff makes all my stainless cookware look like new... It's pretty amazing! Comes in a can like comet. Get it at any grocery store

 

[Marquez]

Would love to see pictures of this.

How do you think the burn marks got inside when you were polishing the outside?

 

[dryboroughbrewing]

Bar keepers friend. You still have to scrub like crazy, but that stuff makes all my stainless cookware look like new... It's pretty amazing! Comes in a can like comet. Get it at any grocery store

+1 to this, I've had some ... shall we call them incidents? BKF cleaned the kettles up like a champ.

 

[jmelms]

The burn marks were created by to much heat being applied to the outside of the keggle (to much grinding in a specific spot). I have polished 3 of them, so far this one was the roughest of them all. Therefore I had to go a little harder with the medium pad. I was too aggressive on a few areas resulting in heat transfering through to the inside wall of the vessel. Anyway...lesson learned. BKF worked great, stuff is boss! Thanks for the help.

Cheers