Yeah the comments are full of idiots using a non damaged teflon pan might be ok but defenitly not doing this should get taken down as this is a health and safety hazard

It seems like the degree of risk would be exceedingly small. As the new non stick coating wears, only a very tiny amount would be ingested with each meal. Perhaps, there is less risk than that found with food additives and other chemicals in the environment, i.e. vehicle exhaust. I think it's great these pans can be recycled this way.

Not a risk, the sun causes cancer, get a life

You just getting older is a risk for cancer as is the sun and natural radiation. This is by far the least of your concerns. You need to stop living in fear of everything.

​@daniellarson3068 I can send you pictures of how much of that stuff you actually eat. It's a lot... I just found out something horrible and that's why I ended up here. Going to sue the company.

😂🤣

Noted!

and then also cure it at 400°C?

Is that food safe? Also, is it safe during the paint bake-in process or you need special air filter like dupont use?

That is teflon in a liquid carrier. It's just lubricant, not the same thing. It doesn't adhere to anything. Do not use it on food stuff.

Thanks Nick - we will be posting more videos on some of the other stuff we also coat.

Will do - thanks for watching!

same here for a bread-robot, my bucket's coating has been eaten away when I forgot I had put in a dow mixture for a month or so ... all molded of course.

Good day - the base and top coat are proprietary solutions developed here

Hello Pablo - thanks for pointing that out - the products are actually manufactured locally for us and up until now, we have not been offering the product to the market (although we do plan to),

@@randomworkshop328, Do you have your products on Amazon. We could purchase it that way.

Thanks for contacting us! We are looking at starting direct shipping in July 2022, depending on the demand we will then be looking at something like Amazon, but will keep you posted.

@@randomworkshop328 yeah good luck with pfos!!

It's not a DIY video, it's an Advertisment, disguised as DIY video.

Hi Jim, we are based in Pieternaritzburg South Africa - where are you based?

​@@randomworkshop328 Hi there! By the way nice presntation. I have the same question that Jim has asked. I live in Belgium and I know that its impossible to buy the tefflon (pouder) in any of the neibouring countries. If you know of a company in SA that would consider selling and mailing the base coat and the teflon to Brussels I would really appreciate knowing the company name (and contact info). Or if you are planning to provide the service you demonstrated also let me know. I would like to recoat larege surfaces like the top of table saws (e.g.; deWalt). Thank you for your reply.

Good morning Nelson, we have had an increasing demand for the products and we will be selling them in the near future. I will keep you informed as to when we do start shipping the product.

@@randomworkshop328 Thank you

Good day! It depends on the size of the pot or pan, just measure the diameter of the items and I can give you a better idea of costing.

Thanks, will do!

Good point - you cannot just use any teflon coating - it has to be food grade - which our coating is (FDA approval)

@@randomworkshop328 hey thank you for the reply Mr RW. At the end of the day it's probably more hassle than it's worth so easiest to fork over some green for a new one! But Teflon isn't all that great for cooking, just makes process a bit more burn (idiot)-proof!

Hi Kevin, where are you based?

@@randomworkshop328 Hi, Vancouver BC, thanks

@@kevinwelsh7490 clearly you’re allowed only 1 response from the creator. Too bad he squandered it.

Good evening! Thanks for getting in touch. Recoating is definitely more cost effective when it comes to your higher quality cookware. Interesting question regarding the vapour versus dry blasting - we have been experimenting with it and the vapour blasting definitely gives a better finish. We will be Email me you details to hello@randomworkshop.co.za and I will be able to send you some finer details.

@@randomworkshop328 Hi. I did send a email the same day. Not sure if you got it. 🙂

Hi Nanke, I will check and get back to you!

@@randomworkshop328 any response?

Yes we are- we will keep you updated as to when we will start selling.

Pfas gives you cancer.

That's hilarious! I will pass the message on.

Trust you don't want to be doing this not safe materials used on these pans

Good day, we are based in South Africa - we are still planning to make the product available to customers and will keep you updated.

Yes we do and we can be contacted at hello@randomworkshop.co.za

can u sell it to shopee ..thks