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>>sometimes....but not always....depends on amount of fading. if severe...i've had about 1/2 the bad fade shine up real nice. either way, for a knock out shine use both applications...compound then polish. if hood is in ok shape then just polish...always buff after....i also polish my control...

Meguiars ultimate compound THEN polish.. apply both and buff after each application. ORBITAL polisher always. https://www.theultimatefinish.co.uk/meguiars/ultimate-polishing-kit.aspx

TRU dat my BROTHER!!!!!!!!!! My stock pile is getting low!!!!!!!!!!!

HECK YEAH!!!!!! Self Distancing = MORE WEBER RESTORES!!!!!!!!!!!

YES! I always do....I like these on AMZ: https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B01G647VC8/tvwb-20

PROBLEM SOLVED!!!!!! new tubes :)

Troubleshooting question for you all!!! .... finishing up a Genesis 3000 typical 3 burner manifold.. middle burner tube very low flame... disassembled individual igniter cleaned everything nothing blocking the flair .. Wire brushed burner tube..even tried a new regulator hose thoughts?

wow!! amazing relic pic!! what is date on bottom of ad? 85'? sure enough.....19" side swing slats...hang down to bottom frame support!! now i know for any future Gen. restores!!!!!!!!!

>> Wow!! again..i've never seen that old swing up table design? can you or anyone on this site confirm that it is original or Frankenstein? if original, yes, i agree, minimal support. I know guys on this site hate when I say this..but...I only use/recommend swing tables for show and not real...

interesting! send me that link so i can see that..never seen that before!! I just swapped a few brackets from another side table for use on this one. Those also, obsolete, so I've fabricated them as well for a few other projects...pain in the butt!!

>> here is pic. of serial # and end table metal support bracket..is this the hardware you're referring to? this is actually a original bracket...rare, no longer made....pic. also attached. and, I know this grill is a 86. pic. posted in 1st post and 86' stamp on hood and grill box. I'm no...

>> good eye....no...original survivor handle was in great shape (i saved it of course) I just opted to use SAME color wood for whole restore. I'm generally a weber purist, and TRY keeping all restores as close to original as possible, but, for this one I did swap handles and wood to red wood...

>> nice find!! what hood color? and..you can find the 3.5" X 6' cedar planks at Home Depot!! it will be the dog ear cedar....$2 per 6'. and is 85' stamped on inside hood? if yes, you have a 1st year Gen 2!!! SWEEEEETT!!!!

Living in sunny/dry AZ I'm very fortunate to come across these VINTAGE 80's Weber Gen LP grills. This 1986 Gen 3 beauty I found on offerup for only $20. Of course, the owner never covered it and did minimal maintenance. Luckily, the grill was solid with no real extreme/rust/structural damage...

I live in PHX, AZ and find Jr.s maybe every other month? I currently have one (RED) in storage I'd GIVE You. you would just need to pay shipping from AZ!! let me know..if interested private message me.

>> BINGO! thats it.......i have a few control panels...unfort. not the early GEN 1-2.s they have the igniter button with NO outer casing....but I'd have one.....unfort. no wheels or slider assemb.

>>GREAT!! i could trade w/ other weber parts or cash? keep me posted! thx.........

>> yeah...unfort. you're most likely correct...if anyone has any other sources...here is schematic pic. part #21.....thx.....

HOLY GRAIL!! looks like a 85 or 86 GEN 2...check out some of my posts..i've had/restored numerous of those...GREAT find!!!!

ANYONE know where to get these? I believe their NO Longer made...I need the older school insert (longer) end NOT the insert to plastic slider on metal rail. Or, has anyone fabricated these? if so how, what materials, and how did they turn out? thx!!!!!!!!!!!!