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I guess I was fortunate https://i.imgur.com/cjDzY1k.jpg

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Tim Thanks again for putting this back on the website. I've learned a lot from it and just today stained my oak wood slats. I do have the Helsmans spa urethane to go on them. I'll post a few pics when done. Carl

I normally will get my BBQ up to 500 before cooking, and after let it go full heat for 15 minutes. I do have to set my alarm on my phone to remind me to turn it off. I have forgot in the past until my wife asks me what the smell and smokes all about. It does clean up pretty good after that

I occasionally see some fancy looking BBQ wire brushes, just wondering if any are better then others . Or just a regular old wire brush

I'm wondering what everyone uses to clean their BBQ grill. I've been getting the grill up to 500 degrees after BBQng and then just brushing with a wire brush the grills. I know there are a lot of different ways and different brushes everyone uses, I'd sure would like to know what every one uses...

Great Thread Tim. I've learned a lot

Not a perfect restore. This next one I'll take my time - - - Updated - - - Thanks Chris

now just waiting for the SS flavorizer bars

My spirit that I'm giving away today and my Silver before restore

I'll have to figure it out.

Well I tried the caliper paint, and way to glossy. I went back to the VHT header paint and it looks good. I'll post some pics when I'm done. Carl

I used the VHT header paint. It just seems to flat, I think I'll have to look at some caliper paints

I'm wondering what the best matching black high heat paint for my Genesis Silver. I used some Header paint today but its to Flat. If anyone knows what the best is, I'd like to know. Carl

Hello, my names Carl. I'm from Hidden Valley Lake Ca. I found this sight while starting to restore me Genesis Silver