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- Thread starter Bruce
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I have an old 2009ish E310 Genesis Sidewinder that I am rehabbing. What are ya'll recommending for the texture/paint on the aluminum table end caps? I see that Krylon have a textured gray paint "Soapstone"
Would that work? Or will that surface get too hot?
Would that work? Or will that surface get too hot?
Joe Anshien
TVWBB Platinum Member
Saw this on the FB Weber kettle mods and cooking group. Pretty sweet.
That would be ok for the table end caps they don’t get too hot.
DanHoo
TVWBB Olympian
This thread might interest you.
Gray Paint Options for 3XX Grills
All, I wanted to consolidate in one post the forum’s info and my experience with gray paint for 3XX grills, especially the firebox/endcaps, which are now being in need of paint more often. While black is an option for black grills, I think most would prefer something closer to stock for most of...
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Steve Hoch
TVWBB Hall of Fame
That one looks pretty nice for 30 bucks.OK, so we have had Genius grills, Webber grills, and some others...Here's a Weber girl:
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I might actually try to grab this one if the hood is really green.
Dave in KC
TVWBB Wizard
The handy work of Jules. He is the premier Performer mod specialist. He has turned out really amazing creations.
Scott C.
TVWBB Super Fan
- Read through that - none of them deal with restoring the texturing after sanding the aluminum down to metal? Perhaps I was too aggressive with the angle grinder?This thread might interest you.
Gray Paint Options for 3XX Grills
All, I wanted to consolidate in one post the forum’s info and my experience with gray paint for 3XX grills, especially the firebox/endcaps, which are now being in need of paint more often. While black is an option for black grills, I think most would prefer something closer to stock for most of...
My main concern is the point where the inner edges of the aluminum make contact with the cook box.
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Jon Tofte
TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
Unfortunately, none of the texture paint I have seen is rated for high heat. My solution is to put a layer of high heat paint on, then a layer of texture (whatever color) and then a final layer of high heat paint. I have done this and gotten a good appearance, but I have not used one for a long time to find out how it held up. Here's a Genesis Silver A I did that on. I didn't texture the whole thing, just touch up places. You can see it, but I think it was a huge improvement over unretouched:
DanHoo
TVWBB Olympian
Ed P
TVWBB Platinum Member
I've often wondered about that. Do you think a two-day soak would remove the remaining rust/discoloration?
