As you use and scrub your sink, any topical SS polish is going to wash off. I had been using a SS spray, but lately I just give sink a quick scrub (once over with the blue scrubby sponge) w/ or w/out a sprinkle of BKF, Cameo, or Zud. I've also taken to following that up a few times a week (sometimes more often, sometimes less) with a few spritzes of the alcohol-water-lavendar oil spray that I've been mixing up and using all over, an dwiping dry with a microfiber or paper towel. The alcohol mixture seems to help remove any dulling haze/residue left behind from the powdered cleaners, dish soap, etc.

From start to finish takes a couple of minutes at most.

Thanks

I wonder if there is anything like a "wax" that would last a bit longer.

Like waxing a car??

Any other thoughts?

I am having trouble with this too, and will be interested in what people have to suggest. I use a random combination of things - white vinegar soak for stubborn water spots, SS cleaner from Sams for polishing (it is an aerosol and I feel guilty every time I use it, but it works pretty well - cannot remember the brand but it is in a dark blue and white can) - Method SS cleaner, microfiber cloths... no silver bullet yet. It has been an adjustment for me to get used to the SS sink - we have the larger Stages sink and I am coming from an old divided bowl, so I love the functionality - now I just need to roll with the spots. :-)

I get excellent results with two things -- Astonish scrub and Mrs. Meyers surface cleaner. Those remove everything and I dry it with a microfiber cloth.

>>>>> I get excellent results with two things -- Astonish scrub and Mrs. Meyers surface cleaner. Those remove everything and I dry it with a microfiber cloth. Do either of those help the water bead up?