Recent content by Brian B Atlanta

Thats another plus for the kong covers they fit perfectly as Weber grills are their target market.

You cannot go wrong as others said with the King Kong cover and they have improved it where the seams are. Those Weber covers were junk had one on my Silver C maybe 6 years ago within one year it faded into oblivion the King Kong cover will stay black for many years the red log will fade long...

I still use Mach 3 blades as I have the handles. They are available at Costco at a very good price, retired I only shave 3 times a week can get a few years out of the Costco pack.

I don't think its worth the effort and I sure don't see the point of going with a black bottom to me it would look silly but thats me. Its not like there aren't a zillion kettles out there.

I bought a 6.5 pounder this morning, for today and tomorrow 99 cents a pound pretty hard to beat only 4 or 5 left at my store.

If my daughter, husband and grandchild are coming over will do a few 3lb boneless Butterball turkey breasts on the performer. No one except for me likes dark meat, if just me and the wife Alaska King Crab been a good year and have done them a few times when it was just us.

Sold no surprise there that was an incredible price.

I showed the picture that Bruce posted of that Broil Master to my 31 year old daughter, to your point about maybe people are put off by the look she thought it was hideous looking. I did give her my Redhead 1000 5 or 6 years ago which she likes so she is not totally against old grills. I must...

Mike gave you good advice you cannot go wrong with Kingkong covers no matter what Weber you have.

Hank where in Cape Cod used to live in Falmouth, my sister and brother have summer homes in Great Harbors in East Falmouth which is where I lived. Moved to ATL in 1996 couldn't take the weather my Mother used to say you were born in the wrong part of the country. :)

Man the time goes by so quickly will be 72 in October. :cry:

They are so close seems to me your good with either one of them. I kind of take these best of clear winner things with a grain of salt but they are still helpful...

I was the one if I remember to tell Jon about the MCCLOSKEY 6535 Sc Mow Spar Satin this is marine grade so if its good enough for boats my guess is it will be fine for grills. :)

Its probably no better or worse agree with Josh if your happy with the Mc Closky then go no farther I have used GF products they make the best wipe on poly out of anyone out there have used it many times in interior applications. Had my carpet in my basement replaced with vinyl plank in...

Jon, I know you are always out for perfection but those chops on the GG's looked perfect to me. You said the family was happy with the results so why not just keep using the GG's you already have them.