Can you use this product to repair or re-surface non-stick frying pans and pots?
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Sweet Jesus! Absolutely not! There is nothing food-grade about this product.
1742735
I may be wrong but I believe that this product is solely used as a lubricant. I would not use it on items that you intend to eat off of.
1742736
Absolutely NOT! It was never intended for cooking surfaces (which are of an entirely different manufacture and process).
1742737
No, it is more of a teflon powder that sprays out. You will need to replace a worn pan. I'm sure this isn't food safe.
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Yes, I have used it to repair surface mount circuit boards, replacing ICs less than 1/4" square. The technique for soldering takes more time than removing SMT parts.Bruce Sanderson
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I'm not sure its not something I've used it for. There is a product that is designed for repairs like yours. It is called Wood Epox. http://www.abatron.com/shop-online/woodepox.html You might look at their website to see if it would work for you. One of the things about PC product is that it is water based and will raise the grain so sanding is required. Minwax hardener is a solvent based solution that isn't as easy to use and has a strong odor that takes several days to disappear but less sanding is required.
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Barbara, Good question. I've only used it on very porous pot metal pieces. The color of repair would be a mismatch, it cures more the color of aluminum. Application lists "utensils" however, it is among items listed for pot metal.
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That's a great question. I haven't used it on anything but the BBQ. It seems to just eat all baked on grease on the BBQ so I imagine it will work on pots and pans. I will try that tomorrow. I learned about this product from a professional BBQ cleaning service who came out and cleaned my BBQ.
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No reason you can't, but it won't have beautiful char lines, and you would want to grease the pan first.
1584835
Yes, I had good luck doing that with this. It's good at bonding surfaces that are different. I'd use rubbing alcohol on the surfaces first to clean them.
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I use it on my stainless sink hardware and pots. But there is an Astonish stainless steel cleaner.
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As a purchaser of this product I am not sure how to clarify the sellers' description of "non stick". When I use this press I usually have to rub the contact surface with a light coat of oil, or use spray such as "Pam".
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Not really. We used it and it warped it very badly. Now the nonstick properties no longer work. I wouldn't recommend buying.
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I would think you could, but why use such a good pan when an old pan would do.
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No, it will not help. I did something similar to my sauce pan. This cleaner didn't make a dent. The cleaner seems more like a polish to keep new pans looking "newer". It's not effective.
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Have used this product for years with excellent results! (different packaging now.) Sometimes I use a stainless steel pad along with product, especially for pans under stove burners (still have original pans after 13 yrs!...and I cook a lot!). Have had no problem using product inside cookware...just rinse well, as you would with any detergent. My cookware is shiny and still like new.
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I would say yes. Sample an area. Elbow grease is required with non abrasive cloths but this stuff works wonders on all kinds of surfaces as long as you don't use abrasives.
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Don't use in a surface where before was treated eith Armor all or a similar product
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This product is intended to touch up chips in the porcelain enamel on a stove. You can try it for your application and report your findings.
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I seriously doubt it. This is an abrasive that removes cooking buildup. It doesn't restore coating.