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Not sure if they're the same as mine, but just put a paint scraper underneath them and slowly pry them up. Mine weren't real nuts in the traditional sense, they are thin metal. I re-used all of mine. Good luck!

Hey Brian, if you have a Lowe's nearby they sell (at least near me in Maryland) slats that are nearly perfect in size, all you need to do is cut to length. I stained mine with Teak oil, still perfect a year later. I also was missing the slider rail parts for my side table, called Weber and as I...

I find your lack of charcoal disturbing

Hi Chris, I'd like to clean and oil the valves as well, what did you use for lubrication? Thanks! Ed

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If you have a Lowe's nearby, they sell the exact thing you need for replacing the wood on your grill. That's where I got mine. All that was needed was to cut for length and then finish. It's beenover a year and my wood slats look like day 1. See my reno here...

Oh the pull of the Weber is strong. Once I finished my first rehab: https://tvwbb.com/showthread.php?64257-Renovation-Genesis-2-has-begun-lots-of-pics which is still going strong, I was hooked. The parts grill I used for my first rehab was fixed and sold. In the meantime I stole a Blue Weber...

I should have said I only sprayed the lid with simple green, no paint inside or out. I did paint the end caps matte black on the outside only.

Hard to tell but it might be as good as it gets. I did spray mine with Simple green to keep the surface wet as I scrubbed with 000 steel wool. One of my lids was simply faded and I couldn't get it any better. I would work really hard on one spot and see if it gets better, keep surface wet. If it...

Brilliant! That minty redhead was way to cool to give up on, well done!

This is probably old news to most but thought I'd throw it out there. Please chime in with other ideas. 1) Craig's List: I have alerts set in my Craig's List so that the minute someone posts a listing about Weber Grills I get an email. That is really helpful to get a jump on others especially...

I must get a Red Head, it is my quest now that I have 1 rehab under my belt. Like the alternating wood color.

Hi Carlos, I didn't paint the inside of the lid, I simply used very fine steel wool, I think it was 000 and Simple Green cleaner. Just spray the Simple Green and rub with the steel wool. It takes a lot of elbow grease ... a lot of elbow grease, but will result in a mirror finish. You can do the...

Yes, incredibly lucky for me they came nearly ready to go, they were 1 3/8" x 9/16" x 8'. The wood that came with mine (not sure if they were original or not) measured 1 5/8" x 11/16" x 15 1/4". That was close enough for me :-)

Digging your avatar. I got the cedar strips from Lowe's in almost perfect dimension, only had to cut them down from 8' lengths. Then I sanded down and applied 3 coats of Teak Oil finish from Watco. I bought that at Lowe's too I believe, if not Home Depot. Painted it on, let it soak a while and...

BTW, how do you add the grill icons at the bottom of your posts? I can't figure it out to save myself, doh! Thanks!

LOVING this Weber Grill! It lights every time, has even cooking, heck we can even close the lid without all the meat burning to a crisp. I'm so thrilled with this old gal I can hardly stand it. It makes grilling fun again, something I'd lost with the Chinese made crap I had before, don't get me...

"Rich Dahl ....More bad news the brackets the hold the swing rod and the part that holds the shelf up that attach underneath the swing up shelf are not available." Hey just wanted to chime in that I got those parts by calling Weber direct and they had the swing rod, the end plug and the brace...

First I sprayed everything with Simple Green to try and get all grease off. Then I scrubbed all the surfaces with Scotch Brite pads. The outsides were fairly clean. If there was heavy grease, I scraped it with a putty knife. I have a knife blade sharpener I used on the putty knife to keep it...

Felt great to drag the old Char Broil out to curb!