Dan Leighton
TVWBB Pro
I've been working on the stainless drip pan from a 2007 Genesis that I am fixing up for my son. Grill in great shape except for the drip pan which had never been cleaned. First I used a putty knife to get a lot of the loose carbonized stuff off of the grill. Next, I tried Simple Green BBQ cleaner and the putty knife. Got some more off. I then tried a wire brush on my Ryobi drill and after 3 batteries being used, I've hardly made a dent in getting down to steel from the carbon build-up. Any suggestions? I've got a grinder, but I fear that it would create more problems than it will solve.