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Bruce said:
Yah, it isn't like you will see it when using the grill anyway. But you can paint those and it will look a lot better and give those rusty edges a bit more protection. I would use a rust reformer first though. I use Rustoleum Rust Reformer. It is probably a little cheaper at Menards if you have one close by, but here is the Amazon listing.

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Bruce, are you suggesting painting that drip tray?
 
If you plan on cleaning out the inside of the cook box with a wire wheel it's much easier to do while it's still sitting in the frame. That's the only thing I would do before taking it completely apart but that's just my preference. Others might find it easier outside of the frame.
 
Josh Dekubber said:
If you plan on cleaning out the inside of the cook box with a wire wheel it's much easier to do while it's still sitting in the frame. That's the only thing I would do before taking it completely apart but that's just my preference. Others might find it easier outside of the frame.
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Thanks Josh,
Good point.
 
Josh Dekubber said:
If you plan on cleaning out the inside of the cook box with a wire wheel it's much easier to do while it's still sitting in the frame. That's the only thing I would do before taking it completely apart but that's just my preference. Others might find it easier outside of the frame.
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I usually end up doing a combination of in the frame and out of frame cleaning myself. I still get that cook box bolt out first since that is a potential problem to begin with.
 
Josh from the look of the bottom of the swing table you posted it looks like I only have two of the 3 pieces of hardware that attach to the slats. I do not have the front end. Do you have pictures of what all that looks like?
 
Those stainless-steel ones you have Josh are very nice. I do not think I am going to that extreme though.
 
Ooh ok

Yes Samuel I can agree with that. I will be happy to refurbish old z bars on some of my grills. And some of them honestly just need a coat of wax others in need sanding and repainting and if the grill is worth it then get stainless from Dave's but it's definitely not a requirement in my opinion
 
Josh Dekubber said:
Ooh ok

Yes Samuel I can agree with that. I will be happy to refurbish old z bars on some of my grills. And some of them honestly just need a coat of wax others in need sanding and repainting and if the grill is worth it then get stainless from Dave's but it's definitely not a requirement in my opinion
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Ha ha, you're lucky. Zbars around here are usually too rusty to bother with. I do get lucky sometimes with them just needing a good cleaning with wax and steel wool.
 
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