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If any one has a complaint about Weber customer sevice
http://aussiecue.dudeworld.com.au/STC/index.php?topic=865.0
These people are the best
Regards dave
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I first painted mine in Hi temp paint... No primer needed. How wrong that was. As soon as it was warm it got sticky enough to hold a finger print. Stripped that and used a Etch Primer and then used an engine block paint Ie A lower temp paint. No probs then.
So the leason I learnt...
No problems to date.
Trust me I will report any problems. Ive done a bare metal etch primer then engine block paint job here. Even though its a rattle can spray job, i think ive done it correctly and the extra effort should see it last.
gday
http://aussiecue.dudeworld.com.au/STC/index.php?topic=210.0
I used the lid attached to the bottom as previously said
Makes it stable.
When it come to a perfect fit, there is none, you just do the best you can.
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No way a BBQ would get hot enough temp to bake the paint.
I painted my mini WSM with caliper paint and as soon as it got hot the paint got sticky. Stripped it and used engine block paint, no problems then. Only diference with the Q is I used a hi gloss over the lid.
Dave
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My Weber Q is near on 6 years old and even though undercover is only
1 km or .6 of a mile off Morten bay Brisbane QLD Australia.
No fault of Weber its starting to corrode.
Time for a refurbishment.
Don't have a sandblaster so it's a chemical stripper.
Bare Aluminium you've got to use a...
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Ask Weber and they will supply you with 2 small clips which will convert it.
I have a Q200 with the new split grills works like a charm and the thicker ceramic means no rust
Regards dave
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After using the grill scape any food stuffs away cold leave any oil and oil if it's dry.
Don't burn off your rust protection.
When you go to use the grill flash it up for 10 mins. Then use a wire brush to clean the bars up and it's ready to go. Any food stuffs and oils are carbon. The...
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http://aussiecue.dudeworld.com.au/STC/index.php?topic=320.0
Link now contains PICS of home built rotisserie, have also included one of dimension's in inches for a rotisserie suitable for A Q200
regards Dave
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To make the pot and the lid fit better a strip of aluminium bent and pop riveted to the top of the pot should do. Bending the aluminium into a circle isn't hard. I opened the jaws on my vise an inch and slowly bent into a circle inch by inch. I also used a fork in a tree branch to correct...
Gday Mick
Yes I know your frustration
http://aussiecue.freeforums.net/thread/647
Should link you to a few pics
I basically used an oversized pot from BCF and used the lid riveted on the bottom to make it stable on the base.
Then I used strips of aluminium riveted inside the top to bring it back...
G'day Scott
Still some tweaking to do but its build able
And cooks a great chicken
http://aussiecue.dudeworld.com.au/STC/index.php?topic=320.0
Regards dave