This method worked for me.
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I've send my potjie to a company in Johannesburg, and they coated it for me, haven't had a problem since; Almost like my own Bauer potjie now...haven't had a rust problem in the 5 years that I've had my potjie!![]()
Ag no man, what you gonna coat next, your braai grid?
You need to hand in your man card asap!![]()
Next time try thishttp://blackirondude.blogspot.com/2008/07/electrolysis.html
For proper long-term storage :
Wash portjie properly.
Dry it properly
Then coat the inside liberally with sunflower oil, and put some newspapers in as well. Newspapers will absorb moisture etc.
I have neglected my potjie a bit, so it got all orange on the inside bottom from rust. I have used it a few times before. I proceeded to scrub it with hot water and soap using steel wool and a hard brush. Got off most of it but there are still a few spots that wont get off. It looks clean but every time I rinse it and scrub some more, the water in the potjie turns dark. Can I use Coke or something, or should I not worry if there isn't real obvious rust left?
I've send my potjie to a company in Johannesburg, and they coated it for me, haven't had a problem since; Almost like my own Bauer potjie now...haven't had a rust problem in the 5 years that I've had my potjie!![]()
This. Works 100%.Many of our mates swear by the Spray and cook as well
Did you take your potjie there or courier ? Costs ?https://www.volcanocookware.co.za/
These guys did the coating on my pot. Works like a bomb. Non-Stick and a breeze to clean.
No more newspapers or oil before storage.
Did you take your potjie there or courier ? Costs ?