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Bob Whitney

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First Gasser rescue. JustJust finished the badge Logo. Love how it turned out. Curb find a little over a month ago. Wish I had taken more before pics cuz it was pretty trashed. Anyways, here's some pics and thanks for looking.
 

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That is a great looking two burner. One question: Did you paint the inside of the fire box?
 
Luckily I have a good friend who owns a Powder Coat shop. He sandblasted it then coated it with something that withstands temps up 1300°. There was absolutely nothing I could have done with it. It was a mess.
 
So, I am guessing he powder coated it with some high temp on the inside. I would just check with him to make sure that that stuff wont give off noxious fumes when heated. I am not well versed on Powder coating, but there are very few if any traditional paints that would safe to do on the inside of a grill.
 
Bruce said:
So, I am guessing he powder coated it with some high temp on the inside. I would just check with him to make sure that that stuff wont give off noxious fumes when heated. I am not well versed on Powder coating, but there are very few if any traditional paints that would safe to do on the inside of a grill.
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Food safe. He does it for some resteraunts.
 
OH, that is great. Do you have an idea what he would charge for doing just the outside of a cook box with high temp Powder coat?
 
Bob, I am not looking for someone to do it really, just interested in what the price might be. I have a guy who sand blasts my cook boxes for me at his Powder coating outfit. I just never thought to ask him what it would cost for him to powder coat one with high temp PC. So, I am just looking out of curiosity really. I don't think it would be cost effective for rehabs.
 
_Branden_ said:
I’m debating on powder coat for my cook box. Yours looks good. Has it been used yet? Any issues?
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I let it run for 20 minutes the other day almost got to 600°. No issues. BTW, it's not Powder Coat. It's a food grade coating used for resteraunt kitchens that withstands temps up to 1300°.
 
Bob Whitney said:
I let it run for 20 minutes the other day almost got to 600°. No issues. BTW, it's not Powder Coat. It's a food grade coating used for resteraunt kitchens that withstands temps up to 1300°.
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Can you get some more info? We have a few powder coating outfits nearby. Thanks!
 
Yes, please share information on that, I’m going to have to get going on a rehab for my wife’s son pretty soon, rather farm that part out if I can. I’m feeling pretty sore after some brick work over the last few days and my loving wife wants me to tweak the patio (more brick work)
 
Timothy F. Lewis said:
Yes, please share information on that, I’m going to have to get going on a rehab for my wife’s son pretty soon, rather farm that part out if I can. I’m feeling pretty sore after some brick work over the last few days and my loving wife wants me to tweak the patio (more brick work)
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Happy wife, happy life....
 
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