CramerChina & Bath Rubber/Scuff Remover

Bought to remove children's toy marks off bath, works a treat, instantly gone! Also removed old rust marks from sink. A bit pricey but worth the expense to keep things looking new.

Installing my bathroom I made a beginners mistake of wearing a titanium watch whilst fitting the porcelain sanitary ware and managed to get a couple of dark marks on the otherwise perfectly white surface.Lots of Google searching revealed the Bath Rubber as a potential solution. And yes it works but boy did it take a lot of work and time. The faintest parts of the titanium scratches went in minutes but the darkest marks took hours and I mean over two hours. This was working in 15 minute shifts over a few days. The product says it works better with water but I can't say I noticed much difference.So the marks have now gone, and there is no sign of them at all, the surface looks like new with not even a faint mark where the scratch had been. The work required has meant that smaller marks that are not noticeable remain untreated for now.So in summary it will get titanium scratches off but with a lot of work but that is still better than replacing a whole toilet bowl so I can recommend it based on that and the fact that no other solution that worked for me. However, be aware of the work you have ahead.

I had scratches on my newly fitted ceramic bathroom sink, turns out these were from my titanium watch, this had left a collection of silver scratches on the surface of the sink.Having googled fixes (none of which worked) I came across a recommendation for Bath Rubber/Scuff Remover. V simple to use, add water and rub along the scratches as hard as you can. It probably took five minutes to remove the silver/grey scratches and the effort was definitely rewarded.Great product and now a staple for my cleaning tools

Tried it on a lightly scratched loo. Don't bother

This does the job in removing the titanium scratch marks off my new bathroom sink. However, I found that careful use of a cheap emery board for nails also works…

Our ceramic kitchen sink had lots of black marks on it, where pans have brushed against the surface. Within a few seconds of using this I could see a difference, and they were totally gone without much elbow grease. One suggestion - I found it much quicker if I used a little water on the rubber. Brilliant product!

two grey marks on my brand new porcelain bathroom basin from light metal contact. Disaster !Scrubbed for a while with the eraser and there was an improvement, added a couple of drops of water over the scratches and scrubbed again and all the marks vanished.I'm not surprised because I have used one of these before on a butler sink that we had in our last house and they are very good.Just use a couple of drips of water and it makes the mark removal quicker.

I had 2 marks which needed to be remove from a porcelain toilet bowl. A surface scuff, and a slightly deeper scratch, both quite visible.The way this product seems to work is by gently abrading the surface of the enamel to take off a very thin layer, bringing the mark with it. This worked a treat, and with fairly little effort for the scuff mark, the deeper scratch was obviously going to take more work, and still has not been removed completely.Unfortunately this is not the miracle cure for physical scratches I hoped it might be. However, with good technique (circular motions, pushing quite hard and feathering in from around the scratch) I managed to get satisfactory results in fading the mark to near invisibility.This is definitely value for money and an essential addition to any household toolbox.