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Jim Weber said:
Beauty of a far frame for $100..... So tempted, but so far away for me.... and I don't NEED it.
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Nobody needs any of this stuff so It's okay to post just because it's cool, I know I do. There is one just like it by me right now but it clearly has a rusted out cross member that I can't deal with otherwise I would love to restore one of those.
 
There's something about those fat frames. Weber made some interesting Platinum and Gold designs during that period. The only grill I paid for last year was this one for $50 and a two hour round trip.
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This one keeps catching my eye, glad it's not nearby. I've never seen one in person and it would be hard to resist.
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Yeah, I'd like to find myself a decent fat frame also. I came close about 3 years ago, but the darn thing's frame was literally Swiss cheese. Still shakin' my head how it could have rusted away so badly
 
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I am perplexed if it is just the reflection of the sky. But I dont ever recall seeing a Silver B in the teal/aqua color like the Spirit II's
 

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For those of you that use the 303 Protectant on grill stuff, how do you use it? Spray a rag and wipe? Spray the surface? Curious as to your individual methods.

I also see two different bottles. White and blue. Which is your preferred or are they the same?

Thanks!
 
I honestly don't know what the difference is between the white and blue bottles. I use the gallon jug, which is white and refill the small sprayer.

I spray it on, let it sit a minute and wipe it off. Be sure to leave a wet film on the piece. For badly faded pieces, you may want a couple applications.
 
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I spray it on, let it sit a minute and wipe it off. Be sure to leave a wet film on the piece. For badly faded pieces, you may want a couple applications.
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The ones I am doing I have already sanded and polished back up. But I know the 303 has a UV protectant in it. I figure that should help keep them shiny and bead water right off. I also was thinking I would try that alone on a couple that are freshly sanded to see if the polishing step is really worth it, or if its just kind of "thirsty" plastic absorbing the moisture of the polishing compound.
 
I buy the 303 protectant wipes. They come in a white canister. I simply wipe and let dry and then reapply.
 
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So I think I learned yet another new thing today. Genesis Gold’s use SS thread cutting nuts for the lid end caps and badge. These have been soaking (along with other misc hardware) for a little over a week, in the members mark grill cleaner. Also tested with a very strong magnet. Zero magnetism.

This is simply rinsed off with hot water in a strainer. Pic of other hardware because why not?

*edit* for what it’s worth I’ve got about 3 ounces sitting in a cup for a long time not. As long as you agitate it a couple times a week it doesn’t solidify.
 

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Cody Bratton said:
So I think I learned yet another new thing today. Genesis Gold’s use SS thread cutting nuts for the lid end caps and badge. These have been soaking (along with other misc hardware) for a little over a week, in the members mark grill cleaner. Also tested with a very strong magnet. Zero magnetism.

This is simply rinsed off with hot water in a strainer. Pic of other hardware because why not?

*edit* for what it’s worth I’ve got about 3 ounces sitting in a cup for a long time not. As long as you agitate it a couple times a week it doesn’t solidify.
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I wish there was a larger volume of that stuff available from somewhere other than Sam’s Club
 
Cody Bratton said:
So I think I learned yet another new thing today. Genesis Gold’s use SS thread cutting nuts for the lid end caps and badge. These have been soaking (along with other misc hardware) for a little over a week, in the members mark grill cleaner. Also tested with a very strong magnet. Zero magnetism.

This is simply rinsed off with hot water in a strainer. Pic of other hardware because why not?

*edit* for what it’s worth I’ve got about 3 ounces sitting in a cup for a long time not. As long as you agitate it a couple times a week it doesn’t solidify.
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I took two of those lids apart this spring and since I had already wire wheeled the inside of both lids those nuts were already clean when I got them off.
 
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