I think it will sell faster and for more money with the stainless lid. It could just be me, but I don't think a Silver B has that much curb appeal anyway no matter how nicely the work is done. The stainless lid and cook box panel kick it up several notches for me.
That’s exactly what I think too. This lid is just so nice that I don’t want to part with it. Even if I have another one that’s a little better! This disease is so debilitating
The way that one is set up I might have a harder time parting with it too. It is ok to restore them and keep them, at least until you get sick of looking at them and sell them.That’s exactly what I think too. This lid is just so nice that I don’t want to part with it. Even if I have another one that’s a little better! This disease is so debilitating
It does look really nice, did you replace both stickers?
Thanks! The Weber warning sticker was still really nice, as was the orange sticker on the inside. This things seem to fade really badly, and I wonder how they can even get that much direct sun.
It’s always interesting to see someone else’s methods. I’ve braided wires before but have never seen or thought to do it on a grill project. I’m a 4 zip tie guy for my igniter wires. 3 on the manifold arm and one at the base of the drip leg at the push button. It’s funny to think how different and dedicated we all can be to something that the rest of the normal world probably wouldn’t ever see or give a second thought about. That’s what make this forum such a great place.
What I like about braiding them is that it also kind of shortens the wires.
It’s certainly a concept worth consideration. I’ve had several people reach back out to me after just getting home with one of my grills to say “I found this gray thing that must’ve fallen off the grill in my car / truck when I went to unload it”. I try to remember to do a show & tell about it before they leave now…especially if they’ve going to lay the grill down for transport.
