Recoating a non-stick pan is possible, but in the vast majority of cases, it is far too costly. Only the best pans will be eligible for the lengthy recoating process that involves stripping away the PTFE and then reapplying what can be seven or more layers before rebaking at ultra-high temperatures. Teflon and other PTFE pans are disposable by design. Most will not be eligible for recoating, and those that are will often cost as much as a new pot or pan to refurbish. There are, however, certain brands like Circulon and the Ninja Zerostick range, which are likely to last two to three times as long as regular non-stick cookware.