Edit: I decided to throw it out and order a new stainless steel one that’s all one piece. Thanks for the help!

  • zeekaran@sopuli.xyzEnglish
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    5 months ago

    Get a proper single piece silicone spatula for your non stick and throw this one away. Get a single piece metal spatula for your stainless steel pan.

    Alternatively, throw out your non stick pans and skip step one above.

    Edit: Disregard what I said about metal spatulas. Get a two piece, wood handled, metal fish spatula. It is my new favorite item in the kitchen.

  • TheLameSauce@lemmy.world
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    7 months ago

    I can relate to not wanting to throw something away if you can just fix it, but I guarantee you will save yourself a lot of time and stress if you just go down to your local thrift shop with a kitchen section and pick one of the dozens of spatulas they will have for like $0.50.

    The last thing you want is the mess and possible pain of your repaired spatula breaking under the stress of lifting a hot, oily food from the pan.

      • KevonLooney@lemm.ee
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        7 months ago

        Just get metal with a plastic or wooden handle. I got a $3 one 5 years ago and it works great. Cast iron can handle metal on metal.

        • nilloc@discuss.tchncs.deEnglish
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          7 months ago

          Not great for ceramic coatings though.

          Ours is like this and is at least 12 years old. I believe the plastic is over molded directly onto metal handle which sits about 1.5 cm into the plastic.

  • HelixDab2@lemm.ee
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    7 months ago

    West Systems 105 epoxy and 205 fast hardener. Roughen the area with some 220 grit sand paper, blot on some epoxy with a chip brush, wrap in fiberglass. Repeat until you have 2-4 layers of fiberglass. Use epoxy with 406 high-density filler to blend the edges if desired. Vacuum bag it until the epoxy has cured. Wet sand smooth if necessary, working up to 4000 grit.