Things You Will Need
Since fireclay is highly scratch-resistant, it’s not likely your Rohl fireclay sink will become deeply scratched. If you do get a surface scratch in your Rohl sink, however, which may occur from frequently washing utensils and metal dishware in the sink, you can repair it with a pumice stone.
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Put the drain plug in your Rohl fireclay sink, and fill it with about 1/2 inch of water, or just enough to cover the bottom.
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Wet the pumice stone completely in the water.
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Buff the scratches on the sides of the Rohl sink with the pumice stone, rubbing the stone across the entire scratch and going in the direction of the scratch. Keep buffing in a back-and-forth motion until the scratch is gone.
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Pull the drain plug, and drain the water from the sink.
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Remove scratches from the bottom of the Rohl sink in the same manner you used the pumice stone in Step 3. Be sure to keep the pumice stone wet.