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Weber Genesis - cutting new wood slats

Started by crosseyedphoto, September 17, 2018, 10:50:44 AM

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crosseyedphoto

Working on restoring a Genesis 2200, it has seen better days. Used a planer to match the wood to the same thickness of the durawood. Going to stain them in a rich maple color. Ordered all new internals and waiting on those. Can't wait to bring this grill back to new! :)

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crosseyedphoto

Any tips on how to bring this badge back to its original glory?

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crosseyedphoto

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JEBIV

Quote from: crosseyedphoto on September 17, 2018, 02:38:04 PM
Any tips on how to bring this badge back to its original glory?
I may have a NIB replacement let me check

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MacEggs


Welcome to the club!

Great job on the slats.
Nice to see people making their own.  It's not difficult.


Quote from: crosseyedphoto on September 17, 2018, 02:38:04 PMAny tips on how to bring this badge back to its original glory?

The above article is great.  However, I have one issue with:

Move the emblem in a circular motion to remove paint.


I received excellent advice from @SixZeroFour regarding this.
He stated to have a straight-edge on the sandpaper, and run the emblem along that to achieve straight lines.
I personally preferred that look, but whatever you choose, it is rather straight-forward to do.  :D ;)


I did the same for my Genesis Jr restore last spring.
Not exactly a close-up pic, but a huge improvement from what it looked like when I rescued it.


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A: When you are not allowed to question it.

SixZeroFour

Looks like you're on the right track! Restoring these old gassers is a ton of fun and best of all they are great BBQ's
W E B E R    B A R - B - Q    K E T T L E

Jon Tofte

Jr restore and badge looks great! Some of us on TVWBB have taken up an idea I borrowed from a grill restoration I saw on CL. We are painting the kettle in the badge red. I even did one where I painted the outline and "Weber" in white to match the actual Weber logo:





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Custom Platinum One Touc, Red Patent Pending "Aristocrat" 26, Red 22 MBH, Black '00 Flat-top 26, Black 22 MBH, and '74 Black "49'er" 18. And too many projects!

Mr.CPHo


Quote from: Jon Tofte on September 19, 2018, 06:23:20 PM
Jr restore and badge looks great! Some of us on TVWBB have taken up an idea I borrowed from a grill restoration I saw on CL. We are painting the kettle in the badge red. I even did one where I painted the outline and "Weber" in white to match the actual Weber logo:





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That looks really awesome, John!


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crosseyedphoto

Thanks @chiku18 for the emblem info...turned out great!

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chiku18

Quote from: crosseyedphoto on September 23, 2018, 07:11:07 PM
Thanks @chiku18 for the emblem info...turned out great!

It came out real nice and like new !!! Grate work.
Looking for Colored 18 MBH