Weber cast iron grate

[Arnie Huber]

Hello all,
just found this fourm, and think it's great.
I have a cast iron grate that is rusted over, due to lack of use. question, what is the best way to restore it?

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Thanks

 

[Arnie Huber]

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[Jim Lampe]

Welcome to the forum Arnie!
I've found soaking it in vinegar then scrubbin' it with a potato (yes, a potato) seems to work well. slice the tip of the potato off. After scrubbin' for awhile, the potato will get slick, simply slice off the used area.
Soaking in vinegar causing a chemical reaction that causes the rust to decompose.
Or... try this stuff.

 

[Arnie Huber]

Jim,
Thanks for the info.
Have potato, vinegar and elbow grease here.
will post results

 

[George Curtis]

you can also use a brass wire wheel in a drill.
or check this out
http://www.wag-society.org/cleaning.php

 

[Arnie Huber]

The potato and vinegar did the trick.
Thanks Jim.

 

[Arnie Huber]

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[guy]

I love your basting sauce in the glass.

guy

 

[Jim Lampe]

Good to hear Arnie... now follow through with george's post and season those cast iron grates so you won't go through this ol' cleaning process again.
Enjoy the evening.