Anybody ever heard of brown durawood?

[Bruce]

With a fresh custom paint job.

 

[Steve Hoch]

With a fresh custom paint job.

Not unlike the 5 gal. buckets you use to paint your frames.

 

[Bruce]

Steve, you are very observant and have a good memory. Yah, I have lots of black buckets strewn around the garage.

 

[Steve Hoch]

Steve, you are very observant and have a good memory. Yah, I have lots of black buckets strewn around the garage.

I watched your video on painting frames. I have some black buckets too. I like to paint the frame connection tabs too, which is why I do it with the frame completely taken apart. I may still give it another coat when it's put back together depending on how everything looks in the sun.

 

[DannyG]

Well, this is how us regular folk have to do their grill frames.View attachment 93402

Put it on a weber rotisserie

 

[Steve Hoch]

I got my welded frame section back last night. I had to clean up some of the new weld to make the sections fit together properly. I got it painted today and am just waiting for it to dry properly so I can reassemble the frame.

 

[Steve Hoch]

I also put the lid back together in my clean room ( dining room, hope my wife doesn't see it). I stuck with the regular Rust-Oleum hi heat paint and think it looks pretty good that way. I also ran the grill grates through the dishwasher after I finished cleaning those up to get any remaining residue off of them.

 

[Bruce]

Everything looks really good to me.

I prefer the High Heat Ultra Semi gloss on the end caps, but that looks fine too.

 

[LMichaels]

Looking really nice

 

[Steve Hoch]

I don't think I have anything to be ashamed of on this one, we will see when it's totally back together. I did do a half *** job on the inside of the cook box though. I was getting tired of it and figured if I got it too clean I would never use this grill either.

 

[Steve Hoch]

Everything looks really good to me.

I prefer the High Heat Ultra Semi gloss on the end caps, but that looks fine too.

I usually do too, this is something different for me. I think I like it though.

 

[DannyG]

I got my welded frame section back last night. I had to clean up some of the new weld to make the sections fit together properly. I got it painted today and am just waiting for it to dry properly so I can reassemble the frame.View attachment 93746

Make sure you get those lanterns painted for the wife while you're out there Steve

 

[DannyG]

I also put the lid back together in my clean room ( dining room, hope my wife doesn't see it). I stuck with the regular Rust-Oleum hi heat paint and think it looks pretty good that way. I also ran the grill grates through the dishwasher after I finished cleaning those up to get any remaining residue off of them.View attachment 93747View attachment 93748

That lid looks amazing

 

[Steve Hoch]

Make sure you get those lanterns painted for the wife while you're out there Steve

Those are sitting there because I can't find their stakes that are buried in the ground.

 

[DannyG]

Those are sitting there because I can't find their stakes that are buried in the ground.

I was kidding Steve ! Aaahaha

 

[Steve Hoch]

That lid looks amazing

Thanks Danny, it all starts with the lid for me. I clean that up first to see if the rest of the grill is worth the same treatment.

 

[Steve Hoch]

I was kidding Steve ! Aaahaha

I know, I'm just telling you why they're sitting there. I need to find replacement stakes for them or make some new ones out of a 2X4 or something.

 

[DannyG]

I know, I'm just telling you why they're sitting there. I need to find replacement stakes for them or make some new ones out of a 2X4 or something.

Those stakes always stay in the ground when you try and pull them out for the winter...

 

[Steve Hoch]

Those stakes always stay in the ground when you try and pull them out for the winter...

Yeah, I know. Somebody likes to push them all the way in the ground so you can't find the stake again if they get knocked over.

 

[Cody Bratton]

That lid looks great! I used to drink a lot of Jack and absolutely LOVE this grill, and the cool story behind it