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Joe T Gomez
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Nice setup but love that dog 
Timothy F. Lewis
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I was thinking the same thing!Nice setup but love that dog
Not quite as impressive but I realized I was developing a problem when I realized there were more in the garage
the Rösle just arrived. I think I will keep it. Clean until I wear the rest out! I might need to pick up a new caddy, the handle “separated” from the body after probably ten years! It lives right there year round!
That 22” in the background is destined to become the dedicated rotisserie unit once I make the carriage! That might be done by summer if I get a design figured out. That might get a caddy of its own!
TomA-Norway
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Enzo says hello and thanksNice setup but love that dog
TomA-Norway
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Nice, best of luck
One of my kettles is going into an outdoor kitchen, hopefully being built this summer.
TomA-Norway
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Thanks Jon
what does the US version look like? All the older Spirits I've seen looks like this.
TomA-Norway
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I think I like the stainless version better..
Maybe since I've never seen one
I've got a spare black i can send to the US if I can get a stainless in return. But the shipping will be around 50-60 $ 
TomA-Norway
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I can post more pictures tomorrow
Steve Hoch
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Very nice collection! I would like to see some more pictures of your black control panel Spirit as well, definitely a little different than US spec grills.I can post more pictures tomorrow
TomA-Norway
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Another Weber picked today For free, a ten minute drive
Weber Q with a cart, a cover and a 5 litre gas bottle Will be washed and sold as is.
A question, is it possible to repaint the lid?
If I wanna go that way..
Also added some more pictures of the two Spirits, the three burner will be sold during the week, buyer on hand I swapped out the lid and cookbox, the hinges were broken on both parts. Nice to have some spare parts in the garage.
The two burner is being fixed up for my oldest son and his girl, they are moving into their first apartment in June. Not much to do with it, an easy fix
For free, a ten minute drive Weber Q with a cart, a cover and a 5 litre gas bottle
Will be washed and sold as is.A question, is it possible to repaint the lid?
If I wanna go that way..
Also added some more pictures of the two Spirits, the three burner will be sold during the week, buyer on hand
I swapped out the lid and cookbox, the hinges were broken on both parts. Nice to have some spare parts in the garage.The two burner is being fixed up for my oldest son and his girl, they are moving into their first apartment in June. Not much to do with it, an easy fix
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TomA-Norway
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Thank you all for pictures
The original paint on the Q is flaking off in certain places, what is the best way forward if I'm doing a lid refurbish? Just a light sanding and on with the paint?
Bruce
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Tom, unless it is just a few very small areas, I suggest that you take the lid down to bare metal for two reasons.
1. The paint is clearly failing and you don't want the old paint to start peeling under your new paint.
2. there is a texture to the Weber paint and if you strip just areas, it will have a totally different finish in the stripped areas to the areas with paint still on them and it will look terrible.
Either sand blasting them or a 4" angle grinder with a wire cup brush will do the job.
I know you don't have Harbor Freight stores in Norway, but these are the tools I am talking about:
www.harborfreight.com
www.harborfreight.com
1. The paint is clearly failing and you don't want the old paint to start peeling under your new paint.
2. there is a texture to the Weber paint and if you strip just areas, it will have a totally different finish in the stripped areas to the areas with paint still on them and it will look terrible.
Either sand blasting them or a 4" angle grinder with a wire cup brush will do the job.
I know you don't have Harbor Freight stores in Norway, but these are the tools I am talking about:
4.3 Amp, 4-1/2 in. Angle Grinder with Slide Switch
Amazing deals on this 4.3Amp 4-1/2In Angle Grinder at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.
www.harborfreight.com
4 in. Crimped Wire Cup Brush
Amazing deals on this 4In Crimped Wire Cup Brush at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.
www.harborfreight.com
TomA-Norway
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Thanks BruceTom, unless it is just a few very small areas, I suggest that you take the lid down to bare metal for two reasons.
1. The paint is clearly failing and you don't want the old paint to start peeling under your new paint.
2. there is a texture to the Weber paint and if you strip just areas, it will have a totally different finish in the stripped areas to the areas with paint still on them and it will look terrible.
Either sand blasting them or a 4" angle grinder with a wire cup brush will do the job.
I know you don't have Harbor Freight stores in Norway, but these are the tools I am talking about:
4.3 Amp, 4-1/2 in. Angle Grinder with Slide Switch
Amazing deals on this 4.3Amp 4-1/2In Angle Grinder at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.
4 in. Crimped Wire Cup Brush
Amazing deals on this 4In Crimped Wire Cup Brush at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.
I have a grinder and a wire brush, but I will just take the lid to work and use the sandblaster we have there. Do you suggest to do a coat with primer first or just the high heat paint?
Bruce
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Most paints do not require primer these days. I don't normally use it, but if you do, use stuff rated as high heat. Rustoleum High Heat ultra makes Copper, Silver and Black and work good. If you want more color, then there are other options but much of the time they are not gloss or even semi gloss. If so, all you have to do is put on a couple coats of high heat clear over them. The red lids in my pictures was Red Matte, but the gloss really makes it shine.
I know you don't have US amazon, but this is good high heat paint for grills. The ULTRA varieties are the Semi Gloss versions. The regular high heat are a matte color.
I know you don't have US amazon, but this is good high heat paint for grills. The ULTRA varieties are the Semi Gloss versions. The regular high heat are a matte color.