The nonstick coating on my George Foreman grill is coming off. Can I get it recoated?

8 responses so far ↓

• 1 Joey Cuntface // Jul 14, 2008

  George Foreman Is A Fuckking Asshole! W00t!

• 2 pamela_d_99 // Jul 14, 2008

  Probably would be easier to buy a new one that to have it recoated. I dont' even know what type of business does that. Can you send it back to the company for a replacement?

• 3 be_ez_2004 // Jul 14, 2008

  it's easier and safer to just go get a new one. You don't want to continue cooking on that surface once it starts peeling.

• 4 T2theL // Jul 14, 2008

  No. You cant we had this same problem. Also since it just kind of wears off and not flake off or anything it is safe to continue using we still use ours and weve never had a problem with anything sticking and it doesnt come off on our food.

• 5 christate2000 // Jul 14, 2008

  Yes, but the money you would spend having it recoated would buy many new grills. Teflon and similar coatings are usually done in high production environments. The manufacturers would not even consider it and the small companies who coat on a contract basis might do it but it would cost hundreds if not thousands of dollars. I have delt with the teflon coating process for several years. I would buy a new one.

• 6 Kelly H // Jul 14, 2008

  I just use cooking spray.

• 7 zipman10 // Jul 14, 2008

  I wouldn't even try

• 8 BBQGuide // Jul 14, 2008

  Depends I guess in how tasty you find the coating you've already consumed. Throw the grill away and buy a high quality non-stick fry pan and a burger press. Same idea much better results.