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Hi I have used an electric krampouz various times with no problem, in order to operate outside at events I purchased a double gas krampouz maker & have had nothing but problems. I purchased second hand and the crepe maker itself is it perfect condition but the plates were rusted up very badly I got  the rust of and seasoned it and it sticks still, I have since re-seasoned a few times and still they stick. Is it possible for plates to be perished?  Don't want to buy more costing another £200 and find out its me just being useless can anyone help, has anyone used gas crepe maker are they difficult to use?  It is sooo frustrating I am turning work away any help would be so appreiciated.

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Hi I have used an electric krampouz various times with no problem, in order to operate outside at events I purchased a double gas krampouz maker & have had nothing but problems. I purchased second hand and the crepe maker itself is it perfect condition but the plates were rusted up very badly I got the rust of and seasoned it and it sticks still, I have since re-seasoned a few times and still they stick. Is it possible for plates to be perished? Don't want to buy more costing another £200 and find out its me just being useless can anyone help, has anyone used gas crepe maker are they difficult to use? It is sooo frustrating I am turning work away any help would be so appreiciated.

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One of the knife wizards may know how to hone (prolly not the tech word lol) the plates to remove the scratches caused by the de-rusting (is that even a word?) as that is surely the problem.

Hey @MillionsKnives are you out there?

Too bad you cannot just cover with parchment paper.

mimi
 
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