Coating peeling The cooking surface is bubbling and starting to come off in some spots. I have only used a dishrag and the cleaning toool that came with the grille. Is there any way you can replace this grille?

not ideal
the flakes and scrapings of the pans coating
will end up in the cooked food

happenes with all non stick pan surfaces
using metal utensils , over heating . age of pan

Sorry for the paint peeling and bubbles. It's not the drywall tape that has bubbles... right? Paint can react like this when it is applied over a sanded wall that has not been cleaned and still has a layer of drywall dust on it. When primer is applied to the wall, it is best to use something to push the paint on the surface to combine the dust with the paint. This could be done using a paint pad but should be more than just rolled on. The paint needs to mix with the dust and stir it in with the paint so the paint get under the dust. You might try thinning the paint a little to allow for better attraction to the wall. So now how do you repair this? By scraping the loose paint off and starting with a new coat. You know. it could also just be bad paint.

It can't be fixed. In the future, use only plastic cooking utensils so they won't scratch off the non stick coating. You can line the pan with foil if it is a baking pan, if it's a frying pan, there's no fixing it.

Chips in any well used snowboard are inevitable, but you can prolong the life of the board by taking care if this right away. The best thing to do is to fix any spot that is peeling with epoxy. If the part that is peeling is large, it might be best to use a razor blade/xacto knife and cut it off around where it stops peeling. Make sure the area where the board is peeling is clean and completely dry. Then mix up some two-part epoxy; the 15 or 30 minute cure type which you can buy at any general store should be fine. Spread the epoxy evenly across the area where the peeling top layer meets the second layer beneath. If you left the part of the top layer that is peeling, spread epoxy in any crevices made by the two layers. Allow this to dry naturally (do NOT apply heat, as this could cause bubbling and make things worse). Once the epoxy dries, you can either let it be, or lightly file or sand any rough spots of epoxy. You then shouldn't have to worry about the peeling anymore.

The choice is yours. Money often motivates these decisions. If the model number you have this listed under is correct, the top panel price is roughly $108 to $160 depending on the color you need. White or Bisquit is the cheapest, while Pewter is the most expensive. If you wish to replace it, appliancepartspros.com carries it for the cheapest price.

If you wish to paint it, remove the panel from the dryer first by locating and removing the screws that hold the panel in place in the rear of the dryer. With the screws removed, the panel will slide back, then lift off. This will allow you to work on it in a more convenient location and avoid any overspray from paint on your appliance. Make sure you clean the surface throughly to remove anything that may have caused the paint to bubble and peel in the first place (Ospho is commonly used to clean metal surfaces in preparation for painting - clean AFTER you sand). I would sand with a fine grit sand paper or emery cloth to ensure you don't leave any surface scratches. Prime the entire panel to provide a good surface for the new paint to adhere to. Once the primer is dry, apply a couple of good coats of appliance paint. If you have questions, please let me know. I hope this helps you.

Sadly there's not much you can do here then. If it has started to bubble it only takes one swipe from a utensil to break it open and I had to get rid of my 12 year old tefal pot because of a very similar problem.
Teflon sprays exist on the market to spray light coatings on mechanics. However it is not fit for utensils or anything that may be consumed out of. You should just invest in a new set.
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Don't use the spray on teflon. It will kill you. It is used as an industrial coating but it isn't food grade. You would be safer, using wheel bearing grease to cook your food. The problem with nonstick cookware is, once it starts to break down, there's nothing you can do except either replace the item or scour it off and use a cooking spray.

That has happened to me many times. You would think with the prices of kitchen cook ware that would last longer. I have turned a once nice pan that cost lots of bucks in to a camping pan. Sad ,but true but if you can find a can of spray on tephlon you can re coat the dish.Look in specialty hardware stores . Or you may be able to buy a can on line. The stuff is out there. good luck DFD please rate me TK U

I haveproblem with grill surface bubbling/peeling. Where can I buy a replacement grill cooking surface in Area code 28739.
Thank you, Mr. W. Coddington

I find that in viewing this site that the listed " solution" is not a solution at all! This skillet has a defective design and coating and should be recalled!