Scored a 18" Cado BAR-B-KETTLE last night

[weldboy]

Fantastic find should clean up nice


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[DonoBBQ]

Has anyone tried heating then freezing to remove dents? There's a trick I've seen on YouTube to remove dents using a can of compressed air (for cleaning computer products) and a hair dryer.  Here's a link.
https://youtu.be/ILVWPzO_swY

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[pbe gummi bear]

Has anyone tried heating then freezing to remove dents? There's a trick I've seen on YouTube to remove dents using a can of compressed air (for cleaning computer products) and a hair dryer.  Here's a link.
https://youtu.be/ILVWPzO_swY

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You'll be prone to cracking the porcelain if you try this at enough scale to get the metal to expand into shape.

That Cado will clean up amazingly well. Nice score.

[Darko]

If it was plain steel, or even paint I would consider it. But with a kettle you're looking at a porcelein coating. Not flexible at all. Been there done that.

[DonoBBQ]

I'm relatively new at this so it was more of an "has anyone tried this"  than an actual suggestion.  I probably wouldn't attempt this on a vintage either but it might be something to try on a newer black model

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[Scott Zee]

That little beauty will clean up nicely. Can't wait to see the before and after pics I love the 18's, they're a must have for smaller cooks.

[fedex]

That's a great grab.  Congrats.