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I buy Dawn Power Dissolver by the case, sells for around $62 from several online sellers. I like to order it from Staples as with their coupon it comes in under $50. Jeff

Jim, Like I have stated in the past I use Dawn Power Dissolver on the inside of the lids and let it set 15-20 minutes. The carbon build up scrapes off like paint after using paint remover. Much easier than sitting there with a razor scraper. Regarding your idea of using a Buffer...I used...

Great job on your 5000 Mark. You've got a nice one there. Jeff

Regarding the drip tray rails...If your Weber has 11 1/2" drip tray rails the Factory Weber part # should be 98057. What I do on my restores is buy the larger Weber # 97783 rails which measures 13 1/2" length that are more common and use that one. Jeff

Jon, You sure about that? It appears the hood the OP pictured is the same pinstriped hood in both pictures. Either way, that hood looks like a goner. Jeff

Whatever it is deserves a worty restore. I particularly like this matching porcelain serving trays. Jeff

Nice Chevelle. Looks like a 1968 vintage from those tail lights. Jeff

If you want a twin and don't mind a little ride from CT- https://providence.craigslist.org/for/d/providence-grill-weber-genesis-gold/7271905422.html or https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1580470355469603/?ref=search&referral_code=undefined Oh...welcome to the Forum. Jeff

I was thinking of grabbing one myself too but I already have several older Weber covers as "spares" You can see my two grills and Flame Fire pit out in the elements wearing their Weber covers. Don't fear, I have the Genesis Gold B uncovered off to the side for my Winter BBQs. Jeff

Larry, It does appear they are very similar but the icover has more size options than the zober model and the current price is as little cheaper on the icover. Looking at the customers photos and reviews there seems to be some differences on the vent locations on the covers. Some have the...

As most of you guys know I really like the older vented Weber grill covers as I can get almost a solid 5-10 years out of them before replacement. I saw this vented cover from icover today and it has the same vented strip (although mounted lower on the cover), as the older Weber covers and looks...

A lesson here...don't bet against Brady. Jeff

Jim, My last three grill pick ups I had my Son with me and we loaded them in the back of a SUV but before that I did them by myself exclusively. So much easier with two people, especially loading the bigger Weber's. Jeff

This was the stock at my local Home Depot.

Bruce, Try punching you zip code on Brickseek using sku 100658758 https://brickseek.com/home-depot-inventory-checker/?sku=100658758 Jeff

Good deals Jim. Thanks for the heads-up. Jeff

A topic I really can get into...tools. First up I'll post a something I never though I'd like as much as I do, my battery powered, brushless Milwaukee M12 Fuel tools. My first experience with cordless tools dates back to 1998 when I first bought my Home and I started to buy tools for Home...

Ed, I think you are right. That might be a Genesis Silver C. Jeff

Bruce, The first grill appears to be a regular Gold C model and not like the Platinum you have pictured. Jeff

Looks like a nice find Larry, especially at that price. Jeff