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Old 08-04-2005, 13:39   #9
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Re: Restoring corroded hob plates

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Originally Posted by homealone
just be careful to keep everything perfectly square & level - the last thing you want is a wobbly pan that isn't making good thermal contact with the plate.

- and if the element starts to show, it's time to stop
element .... zoiks! How thin are hob plates? I was thinking they must be a couple of centimetres thick at least. I'm only thinking of skimming a millimetre off them, if that!
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