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I have a very similar one from Harbor Freight. I too, just use regular old sand. Seems to work fine for what I generally use it for (sandblasting small car parts). I will try it on my endcaps for my green 1000.

I have a sandblaster and was just thinking it would be nifty to try out on the grills. My green 1000 has a frame with similar paint peeling that I think would be a good candidate for sandblasting.

I think you take the time to buy/get the grills you have the time and money to get. As Bruce recently said to Larry: Sage words of an experienced grill enthusiast and restorer.

Yeah - I agree. It only works so well, unfortunately. I have the Chrome and Firefox versions.

Seems like a lot of extra effort to go to (rebadging it) for a $20 grill.

Electric, eh? No plugs on my deck or my patio... Sounds like an interesting option. Not as nice to look at as a good old Weber gasser, but I definitely see the appeal as a set it and forget it option.

Forgive my ignorance, but what the heck is a pellet grill? I will have to do some reading in my limited free time. I can't imagine living without a Weber gasser...

Yeah, **** Photobucket. After what they have done basically to the internet, they deserve no more users ever. So many car forums have been wracked by photobucket's greed. Now you can't find that picture you need of just that right tool, right part, position of a bolt, etc. It'll be interesting...

I need to get my hands on a rotisserie. It is the first thing Bruce recommended to me upon my first post about my Silver B here, and I've spent the last few weeks thinking about buying one.

I never would have dreamed of doing ribs on my Q300 when I owned it. I always thought of it as being too small - apparently I was wrong (and I had - actually still have - that rack too!) I have been thinking about trying some on my 1000 when I get it done as I've now seen/been told that the...

I would buy one just for a shiny new bracket. My redhead 1000 doesn't need anything other than a nice new bracket - the pan isn't perfect, but is good enough to use for a long time.

I think that's a very good price for a Summit without the characteristic scary rot. I'd try to at least get $75.

I believe it was, I want to say maybe it was $75 or $100 recently. It has been on there a while - and the reason why I haven't picked it up is precisely that issue - what does it need? My mom and my in-laws live near-ish Worcester, but I never have the time to go grill shopping when I'm in that...

Exactly. Can't wait to actually start cooking on it!

The first one is a Spirit 700. One of the ways to tell is the lack of wood/durawood shelves and the center support bar on the bottom. The second one appears in every respect to be a Silver B to me - it has every identifiable characteristic of Silver B (the plastic shelves, the knobs, the...

Bought some RCP Flavorizer bars for this baby yesterday with the Ebay sale.

Thanks for the tip on the coupon, Sam. I missed that you had given me the code as I was already determining just what grill items I would be buying with it.

Congrats on getting it gone, Larry - and giving a friend a good deal in the process! Good luck with the pursuit of the Platinum!

I bought a set of Dave/RCP's flavorizer bars for my keeper Redhead with the Ebay coupon. I also bought a new set of stainless flavorizer bars for the Silver A so it will have brand new ones when I list it for sale.

Good luck, Larry! Sounds like you already have it sold!