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The enamel on the enamel kettle has cracked – is there any way to repair it?

2016-09-21View Original

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The enamel on the enamel kettle has cracked – is there any way to repair it?
Reply #22016-09-21
Check if there are any relevant standards
Reply #32016-10-22
Emergency treatment. A layer of preservative can be applied, which is a tetrafluoro material. But high temperatures are not good. A PTFE patch can also be applied. If there is a large amount of chipped enamel, it needs to be sent back to the enamel factory for repair.
Reply #42016-10-22
It can be repaired; one can seek specialized repair materials from enamel equipment manufacturers, or they can carry out the repair by remelting the material. Of course, the quality of the repairs will vary.
Reply #52016-10-24
This requires a professional repair technician; using imported repair materials along with proper treatment of the base layer will yield very good results.
Reply #62018-06-30
There is an enamel repair kit that can be used for repairs, but it only provides coverage for 1 to 2 months – enough time to obtain spare parts.

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