How do you maintain the surface when it starts to stick?
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I purchased this pan several years ago & have since gone with an Anolon Bronze set (which I love). Back to your question, the pan does begin to stick after heavy use. When that began to happen, I lightly wiped the surface with veg or olive oil. Do not use the pan on hi heat- & do not put in dishwasher. With minimum care, I think you will be pleased, for several years anyway. Hope this helps :)
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One method that works for me is to pour a table spoon or two of a high temperature oil such as grapeseed, canola or sunflower oil into the pan and get it very hot. Then wipe out the pan until it is dry with a big wad of paper towel. BE CAREFUL! The oil is VERY hot! This generally frees up anything clogging the surface and restores the non-stick properties. Again, TAKE CARE with doing this! Then before each use, a wipe with a paper towel with a little oil on it will keep it seasoned. As others have mentioned, high heat for normal cooking with these pans isn't necessary but they will clog after a lot of use. One method that works for me is to pour a table spoon or two of a high temperature oil such as grapeseed, canola or sunflower oil into the pan and get it very hot. Then wipe out the pan until it is dry with a big wad of paper towel. BE CAREFUL! The oil is VERY hot! This generally frees up anything clogging the surface and restores the non-stick properties. Again, TAKE CARE with doing this! Then before each use, a wipe with a paper towel with a little oil on it will keep it seasoned. As others have mentioned, high heat for normal cooking with these pans isn't necessary but they will clog... » Read More One method that works for me is to pour a table spoon or two of a high temperature oil such as grapeseed, canola or sunflower oil into the pan and get it very hot. Then wipe out the pan until it is dry with a big wad of paper towel. BE CAREFUL! The oil is VERY hot! This generally frees up anything clogging the surface and restores the non-stick properties. Again, TAKE CARE with doing this! Then before each use, a wipe with a paper towel with a little oil on it will keep it seasoned. As others have mentioned, high heat for normal cooking with these pans isn't necessary but they will clog after a lot of use. « Show Less
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I don't know because I've had these pans for a few years andnothing has ever stuck. After cooking, I allow the pan to cooland then wash it by hand with hot, soapy water and a non-scratch nylon scrubby. No problems and my pans still looklike the day I got them. Just a hint - you don't need touse high heat with this cookware as once it heats up itholds the heat very well and a lower heat setting can beused with optimal results.
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It isn't supposed to stick, and mine never have. I have a Nonstick Frypan and a small pot. They work perfectly.
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I had to get rid of the pan when the surface started to stick.. the pan out last any other previous non stick pan I bought. I gladly bought another one.
1153402
I have sprayed olive oil on the pan each time I have uses the pan and have had no sticking problem.
1405275
Clean the window and the suction cups. Wait until dry then place. Should stick very well after that. I haven't had any problems since.
714523
it may have too much dust on it to stick. clean the pad with a little soap and water and try it again
1516102
I would try rubbing in some baby oil and once it has mixed and lost its stickyness try rubbing in dishwashing liquid with a dash of water. If it comes away launder normally.Good luck.
767107
Use something to smooth it (ex. credit card, ruler, etc..) as you apply it. Maybe only pull a portion of the backing off if what you are applying is large. That will keep it from sticking together.
218907
As long you apply Clear Coat, then it will stick to it. Just don't spray it too much(it will fall off or overlap) just spray it lightly. and remember, the longer you let the paint dry, the better the result.
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Always use a raft. Preheat your bed. While you are doing this, blow a hair dryer on the bed also. The dryer helps the bed reach a higher temperature. Once at the higher temp, the heating element on the bed seems to be able to maintain the higher temperature. Also, after you get the bed warmed up, make sure you keep the door closed to hold in as much heat as possible. I've never had a print fail to stick to the bed using this method. Hope it helps!
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Mine had a hard time staying on so I used a rubber squeegee to smooth it out, when I moved it again very tiny amounts of paint stuck to it since my wall has a rough texture. I don't think any paint would've come off if I didn't scrape a squeegee across it to make it stick better.
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The adhesive is pretty strong so it shouldn't have problems sticking to a non-smooth surface. Worst case scenario, you could always purchase a stronger sticky tape type adhesive.
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Use a slipping mat. The stuff that usually goes under the rug to keep it from sliding. That should help
1881104
If it falls off push the suction part in with your thumbs and stick it back on a clean, dry surface and it will stick again. It looses suction after some time but is easy enough to put back up.
1043508
Did you wipe them with cleaner after the last top coat? If not, that's what you need to do...it will remove the stickiness.
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to respond to the comment about sticking. With any non stick surface use only plastic scrubbers and non-abrasive cleaners like Bartenders Friend or Bon Ami. The non-stick can last for years
1049867
After a few minutes it starts to set and will cling to a vertical surface, like the edge of a counter. I used a sponge paint brush and kept moving extra from the top surface to the side surfaces until it stopped running. Looked great when it was all set!
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So far I have only tried this on walls. And the surface was so smooth so it stuck perfectly. May be the surface of the wooden cabinet might be not too smooth. Try it on some smooth surface.
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Try cooking oil or mineral oil. That usually makes that type of sticky material give up it's hold.
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You will definitely want to tuck those away as much as possible so that it can be most effective. Anything that it may stumble upon it tends to bump into multiple times until backing up away from it or going over it but it could also get stuck on it and "error" shut off & then you'll have to move the object & restart it.