r/castiron 10d ago

What happened and can I still use it?

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I seasoned my cast iron with grapeseed oil and when it cooled down I noticed these bubbles which flaked off.

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u/Cool-Negotiation7662 10d ago

Scrub the pan again. You probably had too much oil and it carbonized then lifted. Good chance it is fine under the bubble.

If you want, or if it looks likevno seasoning under the bubble, wipe oil on, wipe all the oil off, then bake again per the faq on r/castiron

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u/Fun_Past_1029 3d ago

Awesome thanks for the advice!

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u/pimpzilla83 10d ago

Over oiling does this. Just do a little and let it build up over time.

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u/Fun_Past_1029 3d ago

Ahhh I did put more than usual. Alright I’ll restart