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HELP !!! 911
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 Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2012 4:25 am Post subject: Broken baking stone |
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Hi -
I've gone & done it...I dropped my cherished Emile Henry pizza stone & one of the side carry handles broke off....is there a high temp extra strong glue that will hold up to the task? |
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DrBiggles
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Location: Richmond, CA
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| Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2012 6:58 pm Post subject: Re: Broken baking stone |
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| HELP !!! 911 wrote: | Hi -
I've gone & done it...I dropped my cherished Emile Henry pizza stone & one of the side carry handles broke off....is there a high temp extra strong glue that will hold up to the task? |
Awwwww! That's no fun. Well, it isn't so much finding an appropriate adhesive to withstand the higher temperatures. It's more about finding one that's approved for food, and one that will adhere to a porous surface that could very well be soaked with food related oils. I've used a propane torch to burn out silicone oils from mexican pavers to get coatings to stick. So, there's that.
I've broken 2 so far, 1 in 3 pieces. I just laid them back in the oven, as tight as they would lay together. They work just fine, no issues so far.
xo, Biggles |
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