I intend to make an oven splatter screen. Is this fiberglass material suitable?
1680935
This would not hold up to the hear. You would need to find something that is metal to ensure there would be no damage.
1680936
I am not sure if it would handle the heat. There is however this one Metaltex USA Inc. 20.66.31 Sombrero Fiberglass Splatter Screen, 12-Inchon amazon that is made for doing just that. So I imagine you could find one that fits the size pan you would want and be much much safer.
1680937
Since it's not designed for heat or food applications, I wouldn't risk it. I don't know if it would withstand high termperaturs or whether it's coated with any chemicals that might be dangerous at high temperatures.
1680938
I am not sure if it would handle the heat. There is however this one http://www.amazon.com/20-66-31-Sombrero-Fiberglass-Splatter-12-Inch/dp/B00CU9XUNS on amazon that is made for doing just that. So I imagine you could find one that fits the size pan you would want and be much much safer.
1105931
Glass is going to feel like the real screen, but be slightly thicker. Other materials are going to feel rubbery or plasticky, but thinner.
1657378
Not sure about this screen being oven safe, but Progessive International makes a silicone screen that is safe up to 600 degrees......so I assume that the silicone screen is oven safe. It looks the same, just different material and red in color. I saw it on splatterscreens.com. Hope this helps......
1972806
can it be used as in a pizza oven? Where in a pizza oven or for what purpose do you in intend using it. To be on safe side I would say no!! If it was used and exceeded the temperatures it was designed for I would think that between the fiberglass and the chemicals given off would be toxic. No I would not use it around food!
1429111
I don't know if they are still making them with fiberglass, but the one I have is. What I did was wrapped the base with tape so my hand is never in contact with the material. This seems to work, as I have never had any problems.
1460851
No...it's not for fiberglass, it's for porcelain tubs. Try googling 'fiberglass tub repair.'
1839295
I would keep this stuff well away from fiberglass or plastic, it is for removing paint from aluminum. That said, it does a great job at removing paint from aluminum.
1492821
It will work on fiberglass, but I would be concern about it cracking your ceramic tile. Make sure the measurement of you tub is compatible.
2053978
Material.som sort ot synthetic.do not expose to direct flames or temp above 500 deg f.save your $ Baking sheet however works great
1668010
I think it's molded plastic. It's definitely not fiberglass otherwise it would've been $300-$400 like Eames brand
748608
This is not an oven safe handle; it is a splatter screen for use on the stovetop to cover a pan.
796873
Yes for the mesh screen. No for the non stick sheet. You can also use Parchment paper in replacement of the non stick sheet. I have tried it and it worked though the crackers were a bit rippled.
2122713
I don't think so. The spatter screen is a fabric similar to tulle (often used on bridal gowns). The red beads which serve as weights to anchor the screen are plastic.
1037521
I am not sure if it is fiberglass or not but why would you even try cutting pizza on the mat.
713548
Micarta is the functional equivalent to fiberglass so i would have to say yes. (Never tried though)
1874282
Not really unless you can seal the edges somehow. As soon as you cut it the fiberglass threads start unraveling. Just to let you know any type of flame will burn a hole right through this.
671339
Hi Doug,I'm pretty certain it won't hurt the fiberglass in any way. The problem will be to have the stains exposed to a solution of super ironout for a long enough period of time for it to work completely. I principally use it to clean iron stains off of mineral specimens. I soak the specimens in a warm super ironout solution from 2 hours to overnight, depending.Good luck,Steve C.