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Picked this grill up at Mom and Dad’s house. Wasn’t planning on taking it, but it’s so clean on the inside, decided to save it. Need some suggestions on rust removal. Kinda don’t want to take a flapper wheel to it and take out too much metal, so might try some chemical or vinegar suggestions. Plan is it primer and paint.
I’m a fairly avid griller, I’ve been a Weber 22” and a Smokey Joe user for years now, but can run just about any setup. This grill does seem worth the time to fix up, but what’s yall opinion? Thanks for lurkin’.

Hi everybody, I’ve been around the block for a while now. Never really quit, just had to take a few breaks from injury’s. Survived the big pants, small wheels generation. Owned a skateshop, worked at a world renowned skatepark. Built ramps, poured concrete, skated everything from curbs to vert ramps. I’ve got a pretty good “Old Head” crew to skate with a few nights a week. Always a great time to get out, have a few beers and talk shit while getting some slides and grinds in.
Here’s a quick little Nose manny a while ago. This trick comes and goes. Feels like I need to relearn it every few years. St. Pete Florida, thanks for lurking.

Finally got around to paint something for myself! While painting the hood of my truck, I’ve been dying to do something on the fake hood scoop. Quick rattle can flat black, splash of purple from a clogged tip. One Shot for every thing else. Got to use a new/old brush I picked up. Luco blue handle, quill. Prob #8. First time using that. I traced Yoda from the Clone Wars animated show.