Andrew Wright
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this website inspires me to renovate a genesis grill. Does anyone have a complete video showing how to do this. Thanks
genesis renovation
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Sam Bee
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You can start here....
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No videos but it's a great how to guide to get you started and going.
From Drab to Fab - Putting together a "How-To" Restoration Guide
In an attempt to "do it right," I've been browsing the restoration threads on this forum. In doing so, I thought it'd be prudent to collect all the various bits of knowledge into one single "how-to" guide. While no single guide can be perfect for everyone or every grill, the idea is to capture...
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No videos but it's a great how to guide to get you started and going.
Bruce
TVWBB 2-Star Olympian
There are several "How to's" regarding restoring that pertain to specific aspects. CHeck those out as well as other refurb threads. If you have questions, ask. There are a lot of folks on here willing to lend advice.
I will give you this one peice of advice if you are not real familiar with these grills and you are preparing to do a full rehab.
First, take all kinds of pictures before you tear into it so you know where all the screws, nuts, bolts and do-dads go when you try to put it all back to gether. Then, whenever you remove any parts, particularly screws and fasteners, put them in a little zip lock baggy and label the baggy where the parts came from. Don't be that guy that gets ready to put it back together and can't figure out where this goes or that goes or worse yet, gets it all put back together and has a whole bunch of parts left over.
I will give you this one peice of advice if you are not real familiar with these grills and you are preparing to do a full rehab.
First, take all kinds of pictures before you tear into it so you know where all the screws, nuts, bolts and do-dads go when you try to put it all back to gether. Then, whenever you remove any parts, particularly screws and fasteners, put them in a little zip lock baggy and label the baggy where the parts came from. Don't be that guy that gets ready to put it back together and can't figure out where this goes or that goes or worse yet, gets it all put back together and has a whole bunch of parts left over.