Barriehie
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I had a favorite pot I oopsed like that on and ended up taking it to a metal shop and had them bead blast it. Came out like new. 
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GadgetGuy
(Formerly Shermie)
How much did it cost to do that?I had a favorite pot I oopsed like that on and ended up taking it to a metal shop and had them bead blast it. Came out like new.
badjak
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Is bead blasting the same as sand blasting?I had a favorite pot I oopsed like that on and ended up taking it to a metal shop and had them bead blast it. Came out like new.
GadgetGuy
(Formerly Shermie)
I once had a Revere skillet that I cleaned, I made it look like it was brand new!!!!! 
Barriehie
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$20
No. Bead blasting uses glass beads as opposed to sand. Sand is actually quite sharp so sand blasting or bead blasting depends on the material to be blasted.
GadgetGuy
(Formerly Shermie)
i wouldn't even know where one is, if it were around here. 
GadgetGuy
(Formerly Shermie)
$20 is not bad to pay for a pot to be cleaned. It can save you all of the back-breaking work, time & aggravation.
Barriehie
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Just about any metal fabrication shop.i wouldn't even know where one is, if it were around here.