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very fine technique on those coatings.
If one doesnt want to do the very very thin coatings on a hot hot grill,
after the first thin coating and heat , let the surface cool , then apply the next thin coating
and heat up until cured. cool down , and repeap
this takes quite a bit longer , heat , cool . heat
but you dont have to hurry so much evening out the oil each time.
Thin is key. the thinner the better.
very fine technique on those coatings.
If one doesnt want to do the very very thin coatings on a hot hot grill,
after the first thin coating and heat , let the surface cool , then apply the next thin coating
and heat up until cured. cool down , and repeap
this takes quite a bit longer , heat , cool . heat
but you dont have to hurry so much evening out the oil each time.
By ElsieD,
