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This is 430 stainless. I wonder what would hold up better, painted or 430? Be nice if they offered it in a stainless top;-)Your friend has shared a link to a Home Depot product they think you would be interested in seeing.
Husky Tool Storage 36 in. W Stainless Steel Utility Cart HOUC3603BJX1 - The Home Depot
The Husky 36 in. 3-Drawer Stainless Steel Tool Cart is the perfect combination of a mobile work center and a mechanic's tool cart. The fixed wood top is made of solid para-wood, which provides a durablewww.homedepot.com
I did see that it was 430 stainless and that’s why it’s only $20 more I’m guessing. I’m torn on which one to get but if I decide to get one I’m leaning toward the stainless. I could regret my decision
I think you are probably better with 430 than painted as the paint will scratch and rust. The cart will not be subject to extreme heat and muck like grates or flavorizers.I did see that it was 430 stainless and that’s why it’s only $20 more I’m guessing. I’m torn on which one to get but if I decide to get one I’m leaning toward the stainless. I could regret my decision
Look what I found. Stainless top. $229
That is pretty nice and will have to be considered once we move. If we have a separate supply cabinet this would be great. If not there is not enough space on the bottom shelf for our charcoal / wood bins.Look what I found. Stainless top. $229
Husky 33 in. 4-Drawer Stainless Steel Mechanics Cart
See this on Homedepot.com
Nice - Is that teak? Do you keep it oiled?
It is, I’m told it was sealed so I can’t oil it. Any thoughts?
That the plan one day.
From what I read you need to apply sealer every year. If you want to change to oil you can start oiling as the sealer degrades
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