Is there a way to fix a spoon?

It would be more work than the spoon is worth. Trash it. You can get spoons at the Dollar Store for a dollar.

Let it go to a well deserved rest.

Call Uri Geller.

I keep damaged utensils – not that I have so many – in my toolbox. They come in handy in surprising ways sometimes.

Other than that, depending on the amount of damage done, it may be easily repaired – if the nicks are small enough – with Scotch-Brite™ or equivalent. Or it could work as a serving spoon.

Grindstone followed by polishing.

A whetstone or small file followed by polishing with Bon-Ami. Like @ragingloli said.

@kritiper – I haven’t had a whetstone since I was in the scouts, and that’s a long time ago. Would a hardware store have a whetstone?

You might want to start with a fine steel file to smooth down the big nicks, then go to whetstone and Bon-Ami.

@elbanditoroso Yes. Even a (semi-flat) rock might work for a primary grind before polishing.

What about using a Dremel tool? Would that work?

I’d take a piece of 220 grit wet sandpaper, soak it and stick it to the kitchen counter and then rub the spoon over it to remove the sharp edge – about 2 minutes.
As a finishing touch I’d then use a piece of 400 grit.

I would not spend more than 5 minutes on this project. If it didn’t work the spoon would go in my toolbox where it can be used for something.

@LuckyGuy – fortunately there is a hardware store about 5 minutes from here. I’ll grab a sheet of each.

Thanks

The wet/dry sandpaper you want is black. Keep rinsing it as you use it.
Once I have a sheet stuck on the counter I use it for other things. I’ll sand off any high spots on the bottom of glasses or bowls that wiggle or rock when on a flat surface.