Thanks Steve! Is it the same with the emblem? Or is the Emblem on a Tinnerman style flat push cap?Pretty easy on those grills. I wire wheel or brush all the gunk off of the nuts and then get a socket on them to remove.
Thanks Steve! Is it the same with the emblem? Or is the Emblem on a Tinnerman style flat push cap?Pretty easy on those grills. I wire wheel or brush all the gunk off of the nuts and then get a socket on them to remove.
Thanks Bruce. Once I get the black gunk off the inside I should be able to see what I have. Is it easier to clean the inside of the lid with the aluminum sides off? I was going to clean the inside with a razor scraper, some 0000 steel wool and Simple Green. I also bought some degreaser but I plan to use that on the aluminum sides and outside of the firebox before I paint. The inside of the firebox I am planing on using a wire brush cup on a drill with a handle.Most emblems are push nuts. Some however have the thread cutting nuts.
Yes, I use a razor blade to get under those to loosen them up along with a small flat blade screwdriver. You can get new ones to replace them at Ace hardware if needed.Or is the Emblem on a Tinnerman style flat push cap?
I’ve found that the initial razor scraping of the inside of the lid is easier and more stable with the lid end caps still on. I also think it helps protect the outside of the porcelain from getting nicked up.Thanks Bruce. Once I get the black gunk off the inside I should be able to see what I have. Is it easier to clean the inside of the lid with the aluminum sides off? I was going to clean the inside with a razor scraper, some 0000 steel wool and Simple Green. I also bought some degreaser but I plan to use that on the aluminum sides and outside of the firebox before I paint. The inside of the firebox I am planing on using a wire brush cup on a drill with a handle.