Can I use this spray to touch up a few scratches on the outside of an electric roaster?
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I can't see why not. I used it on the outside of a wood burning stove. Good Luck.
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No. This is a mild abrasive designed to remove the buildup of sap, insect debris etc. If the glass is scratched, this won't work.
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I have used it on my glass stovetop without any scratches. I have used it on lots of things without ever a scratch..
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I used this for the exterior of my BBQ grill not the metal racks but the enclosure/ exterior body. I personally would not spray this on my oven racks for safety reasons.
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yes it will. i had a bubbled up spot on my island from a hot pan. I just sanded it down as smooth as i could before applying the initial primer. From certain angles i can still see a slight circle shape from where the original burn mark was, but i'm perfectly happy with the results.
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Any plastic paint (like plasti dip) that resists a little heat would do. Just make sure it's made for plastic.
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I only use it on the outside of the pan to clean the inside I heat up oil in the pan then wipe it out. That will take any burnt stuff off.
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There is a glossy black, high temperature spray paint for retouching the inside and outside of Weber style kettle grills. I haven't tried it, though.
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Yes. Put a dab on a microfiber and you can gently hand rub out minor scuffs behind the door handles.
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Check manufacturer's details. It doesn't get scratched up like a skillet might. Use it for decorating and transferring wedding cakes.
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You can use this on areas that come into direct contact with the flame, if that helps.
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I can't tell you for sure, since I have never scratched my cooktop. I suspect Cerama Bryte would not remove scratches, but that might depend on the depth of the scratch. It seems to have a very mild abrasive in the cleanser. The best analogy I could use would be auto rubbing compound. That kind of compound will remove shallow blemishes, but not deep scratches. I suspect Cerama Bryte would work the same way. Again, though, my cooktop has never been scratched, so I can't respond with any certainty.
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The interior enamel will get scratched. It should only be used on a cast iron finish IMHO.
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If your stove griddle is coated, like with teflon, it would scratch the coating. If not, I think it would work great.
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No, I wouldn't use it for auto touch up paint for a small areas because the paint would have to be too thin. This would result with runs in the paint. The best application for your needs is a Pen Air Brush, which can use with a small compressor to prevent a lot of over-spray from getting on other areas of your vehicle, including the wind shields.
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Hello Christy H., the consensus is that it is fine, but there are many who say that it might not be so. I have used this product on a Stainless Steel Roaster, and it did the job without noticeable problems. I also use it often on the bottom of my Circulon pans and pots, to keep them shiny and remove grease. Hope this helps.
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Sorry for the delay but I don't think so. It is very thin and while it may not hurt you, I think you would be better off using a mechanical means of removing the corrosion. I would actually go and get a couple of grades of steel wool and see which one works the best at physical removal or the rust and corrosion. If you have some tiny little areas you want to clean, that you cannot reach with steel wool, I would use a brass or stainless brush in my Dremmel Tool (make sure you wear safety glasses particularly if working in the oven). Problem is of course is that with your continued use of oven cleaner, those area that have already corroded, will begin to corrode again once new oven cleaner is applied. If faced with this problem, I would leave the oven cleaner on just long enough to soften grease and crud, and then well wash your shelves and oven walls, and DRY EVERYTHING WELL. Use your wife's hair dryer or heat gun to make sure walls and shelves do not stay "wet" overnight and start to corrode over again. Any product you can find will either burn off, melt, or be too thin to maintain itself unless you can find so type of high temperature silicone grease, which would be found in industrial and commercial baking applications. I have food safe silicone grease for my meat grinder gears where it stays in place perfectly - it of course is not subject to high temperatures found in an oven interior. Don't know if any of this has helped. Let me know if it does and feel free to ask another question.