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Originally Posted by Chris T
Spares suppliers seem not to stock hob plates (those I've seen so far anyway). The top of the cooker appears to be a sealed unit. Besides, the plates are far from dead. They just look permanently dirty! Replacing them would be a little extreme.
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I don't think you will have much luck trying to use emery, or similar, there will be too much metal to remove to smooth the plates completely.
- initially I would try polishing them up with a brass cup brush on an electric drill, obviously the pitted surface will still be pitted, but it should look a lot better.