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March 13th 2013, 01:48
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Which, normally I would agree with you, but their metal etch is supposed to solve that problem!
Ah well, I just 'seasoned' the pans by letting them get a bit of rust scale on them. Not mirror smooth (as you can see in the photos) but will hold now.
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March 13th 2013, 20:50
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Yes, the etch "metal ready" or new name "prep and ready" is made to prep surface before coatings are applied, but the POR-15 was originally made to react with rusty metal, and I never had luck with it sticking to "good" metal. I did the same thing you did 10 years ago
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