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wildturkey
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 Posted: Apr 30 2009 Post subject: Hasty-Bake |
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| I've found a pretty good deal on a used Hasty-Bake Gourmet, but it's the dual finish model and there's some rust on the powder coated part. Any suggestions on how to remove the rust and refinish/repaint the base? It's several years old but otherwise in good shape and only a few hundred bucks. Thanks in advance for any input. |
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allsmokenofire
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Location: Oklahoma
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You have several different options, but if it were me, I'd go straight to the source. I'd contatct Adam at Hasty Bake(a forum sponsor) and he can get you lined out on what you should do.....but that's me.
Phone: 1-800-4AN OVEN
E-Mail: info@hastybake.com
I think you'll enjoy your Hasty Bake, I know I love mine. My Legacy turns 17 this summer and still cooks like a champ!
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