I will just leave this here

[Bruce]

LOL, I think you will be happy with it. However, it goes a long way, especially if you only use it on a grill or two. Two bottles will last a Loooong time.

 

[LMichaels]

Maybe I'll get some for next spring when I "pimp" Big Z. Actually don't need it on the Members Mark as the lid is porcelain not painted

 

[Cody Bratton]

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Much wanted. Just a bit too far for me. Kenosha, WI.

 

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Much wanted. Just a bit too far for me. Kenosha, WI.

How would you deal with the rusty beauty panel on one of those long frame grills?

 

[Cody Bratton]

How would you deal with the rusty beauty panel on one of those long frame grills?

Depending on the depth of the pitting, I’d probably cut it out of new material. If I’m not mistaken those are just slightly longer that the silver c’s?

 

[Steve Hoch]

Depending on the depth of the pitting, I’d probably cut it out of new material. If I’m not mistaken those are just slightly longer that the silver c’s?

Yeah, it's too bad a stainless steel one from a Genesis Gold wouldn't fit.

 

[Val Deale]

Not sure if this is the right place to post but it did not seem like a great topic to start a post and I know you all have seen a lot of grills...

My brother in law owns a Meadow Creek PR36 he bought in 2012. He wants me to help him clean it. There is also some very slight rust on one of the legs that he would like touched up. I read about these grills and I don't think they are porcelain coated steel or aluminum. I think they are all steel and have actual painted interiors. Any advice on cleaning the fire box? I'm thinking Simple Green, scrubbing and hosing off. I'm going to look at it at his home on Thanksgiving.

 

[Bruce]

Unless the cook box is very lightly gunked up, I would start with a putty knife. About 2". Just scrape it out. Then if you think it needs more, a grill cleaner and some household SS steel wool will finish it off. Simple green in place of the grill cleaner would work as well.
This is the steel wool I am referring too.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Scotch-Brite-Stainless-Steel-Scrubbers-3-Scrubbers/13281617?classType=VARIANT&athbdg=L1102&from=/search

 

[DanHoo]

on my personal grills and smokers I only scrape inside to clean. I don't want any chemical residue inside

Someone recommended a 5 in one tool and that's my goto.

 

[Val Deale]

Unless the cook box is very lightly gunked up, I would start with a putty knife. About 2". Just scrape it out. Then if you think it needs more, a grill cleaner and some household SS steel wool will finish it off. Simple green in place of the grill cleaner would work as well.
This is the steel wool I am referring too.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Scotch-Brite-Stainless-Steel-Scrubbers-3-Scrubbers/13281617?classType=VARIANT&athbdg=L1102&from=/search

Thanks Bruce!