Josh Dekubber
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I believe that! I like line x. Rhino liner not as much. Rhino is very grippy though.
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Performer Deluxe Restoration
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Joe Anshien
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Dam Josh - Do you ever sleep? Truly wonderful job!
Josh Dekubber
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Josh Dekubber
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Finished it up today.
Think I'm going to hang on to the 5lb LP tank and put it up for sale without.
Think I'm going to hang on to the 5lb LP tank and put it up for sale without.
Josh Dekubber
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Probably Bruce I'm tired lolYou missed a thumb print on the lid
Josh Dekubber
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Ooooh yep I see it! I won't charge extra for the thumbprint
LMichaels
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Some gorgeous work there. I've always wondered what is harder to get that clean? A coal or gas burner?
Josh Dekubber
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Thank you Larry! I think Charcoal is easier to clean up
LMichaels
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That is interesting. Never done one so I don't have a point of reference
Cody Bratton
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Steve Hoch
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Beautiful work Josh!
Josh Dekubber
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Thank you Steve!
LMichaels
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So they're easier because there is less to it? I can see that. I was wondering about the actual porcelain
Josh Dekubber
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I'd say only easier because there is less to it. Cleanup effort is similar though. At least that's my experience.
Joe Anshien
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Wonderful job! I always found the kettles hard because they need a razor blade and it is tough to do some of the round parts without scratching. How do you do yours?
Josh Dekubber
TVWBB Hall of Fame
Thanks Joe! Razor blade, steel wool, simple green
Cody Bratton
TVWBB Emerald Member
I feel like the cooked on carbon comes off the kettles better. And the grease/gunk buildup isn’t as thick.