What is a j-cloth?

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Had black galaxy installed in my kitchen. Within 3-4 days very noticeable gray-lighter areas started showing up in many areas. The edges are dull do not shine at all. Is this true black galaxy?

Black galaxies will retain their "blackness" and shine unless acted upon by some other force or substance. How have you been cleaning your black galaxy? Comet is one substance known to cause such dullness and fading if used incorrectly in the case of black galaxies. Wikipedia has this to say about Comet cleanser: "Despite being labeled as scratch free, its label instructs to use plenty of water on delicate surfaces. Comet is not recommended for use on silver, painted surfaces, walls, soft plastic, aluminum, or rubber, except for tires." I have tried on a number of occasions to add "black galaxies" to this list of items not recommended for this cleanser but the changes have not come through yet.... sorry. Perhaps if they had you would have had up-to-date information and been able to avoid ruining the finish of your black galaxy. It's doubtful that the original finish can be recaptured (although you might wish to consult with and expert to be sure). What you can do, however, is, at least, ensure that further dulling and fading is avoided. Something like SPARKLE cleaner will be much easier than Comet like materials.... although you'll need to find some appropriate (and soft like a JCloth) cloth to use to apply it and keeping those cloths from being sucked into your black galaxy or burned up by any stray stars you encounter could be a problem.

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Had black galaxy installed in my kitchen. Within 3-4 days very noticeable gray-lighter areas started showing up in many areas. The edges are dull do not shine at all. Is this true black galaxy?

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