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Well, this restoration is going to be shelved for the time being. Last night in separate conversations, both my mom and my wife told me nicely, but firmly, that on our vacation to the Cape for the next 5 days (starting tomorrow), the grill better be there for cooking for all of us. So, last...

Agreed 100%, Bruce! My Webers work and grill great without any of that crap! Man does that look good! BTW - We have the same pattern of dishes. My wife is an avid Pyrex and Corelle collector.

Been raining non-stop here in MA lately - no good time to get work done on the grill! What is the generally accepted method for restoring the plastic tables? I want to degrease mine at minimum as I think that might be the only step needed to make them shine, but I'm not sure what to use to do...

Thanks Bruce! It seems it is a bit newer than I thought it was - nothing wrong with that! I will look for the tag tonight and figure out exactly what it is. I thought from looking at the grates that they were stainless, and the seller of the grill said he thought they were. A few of the...

I did not realize crossover tubes were available separately. This is good information as my new Silver A needs a new one.

Wow, those are sharp! I might have to look into those for my Silver A project if I keep it.

Here's a thread dedicated to my restoration of my recently purchased Genesis Silver B. Someone on here can tell me exactly what model it is, I'm sure, but I will be looking into it when I have a chance to check the tag. My mom and my wife and I recently purchased a place on Cape Cod with a nice...

Hello all, my name is Ryan, I live just south of Boston, MA. I've been a Weber grill fan since I was a kid in the early 90s, when my grandfather upgraded to a "good grill" and bought a black Genesis Silver B with the plastic wood slats (durawood I believe it is called?). My father soon bought...