Go to Home Depot or a paint store. Ask for a Teflon paint. You might even try an appliance store or an auto body shop. You could call to save a few steps. Make sure you tell them why you want it so it's food safe.
From what I've read, there are some paints on the market, but they really need to be cured in a 750º F oven. You're better off to buy a new one, although I did find the link below that states this repair will make it safe to use, but not cover the look of the chip. If it were me, I personally wouldn't take a chance on using another chemical to cook for my family. See what you think and decide what works for you. Wishing you the best.
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I have never heard of any way to repair non-stick surfaces.
Go to Home Depot or a paint store. Ask for a Teflon paint. You might even try an appliance store or an auto body shop. You could call to save a few steps. Make sure you tell them why you want it so it's food safe.
From what I've read, there are some paints on the market, but they really need to be cured in a 750º F oven. You're better off to buy a new one, although I did find the link below that states this repair will make it safe to use, but not cover the look of the chip. If it were me, I personally wouldn't take a chance on using another chemical to cook for my family. See what you think and decide what works for you. Wishing you the best.
https://www.doityourself.com/stry/how-to-glue-teflon