Clean off any spatters or buildup of gunk with a damp cloth.  Wipe off any excess water.

Shake the bottle well first, then spray the surface with Weiman Stainless Steel Cleaner the same way you would spray glass cleaner on a window, not too much, not too little.  The Weiman Stainless Steel Cleaner is a little thicker than glass cleaner and will cling to the surface better and not run.

Using a clean, soft microfiber cloth, wipe the cleaner over the entire surface.  In most cases, wipe in the direction that the steel runs.  I would say go with the grain, but technically stainless steel doesn't have a grain.  You get the idea.

For our refrigerator and oven, it works better to to in the same direction as the "grain", but on the dishwasher it actually looks better to go in the opposite direction.  Go figure.  So just wipe in the direction that works best for your particular appliance.

Your cloth will become saturated with the cleaner.  Just turn it and continue wiping the surface until it's all covered.  You might have to go over stubborn spots again.

Allow the cleaner to sit on the surface for a couple of minutes, then buff/wipe the surface and remove any excess cleaner using another clean, dry microfiber cloth.  Once again, in most cases, wipe in the direction of the "grain".

That's it.  Toss the microfiber cloths in the dirty laundry and tell everyone how hard you worked to make that stainless steel look like new.  Nobody has to know how easy it really is. It can be our little secret!  ;)