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I did the same. Darkened up the color on mine, but turned out well.

Nice job! Great finds as well.

When mine fell off onto the ground in pieces, it felt like some sort of ceramic or hard plastic.

Seems to be quite a few of us in MA that are rehabbing grills.

I also had a spacer break. I just put my Q200 back together without it. Seems fine. I think though that the OP was speaking of the handle spacers on the lid though and not the body spacers that break so easily.

This is the Atlanta logo....very different

Stencil. And it stands for Alabama, not Atlanta. I am a Red Sox fan. My dad was in the military so I lived in Alabama when I was a kid and am a huge Crimson Tide fan.

Thanks...up close it shows some defects, but let's not split hairs.

Here is the grill after I painted on the Alabama logo with Rust Oleum High Heat white paint. Not bad for a neophyte. ROLL BAMA! ROLL TIDE!

Well, I got some white high temp paint and here is the final product. Roll Tide!!

Waiting for an Alabama grill. Until then I made my own with a Q200. Still trying to figure out how to put a logo somewhere on it.

I have and love the Q200...may have to look at a 100/1000.

Thanks Bruce. It darkened up just a tad after the break-in fires.

So I spent some time on the grill. Power washing, degreasing, sanding, wire brush etc. The cart cleaned up nicely, and the inside of the grill as well. I used the Rust Oleum High Heat flat black for the base. Here is the lid after 2 coats of StoveBright Mojave Red paint (1200 degree paint...

The only satin I found was black. I too am buying a flat and using a clear gloss over it. Do you have any specific information about gloss or satin high temp spray paints? I would be open to any suggestions.

I found a color called "Mojave Red" that looks like Alabama colors. Going to give it a shot. https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B004VMG0ZC/tvwb-20

Great ad, and if I lived there and was a Badger fan I would swoop it up in a matter of seconds.

My concern is that on Amazon reviews many people complain the color is too orange.

Thanks Bruce. I am trying the Almond with clear gloss over that.

Wow! That came out great! Can you tell me what gloss coat you used? I cannot find Alabama crimson color, so I am going to go with the Rust-Oleum Almond color. Will post results.