Got a couple of new outfits...

[zavod44]

So I have a bunch of those crummy gray Weber covers.  They are okay, but they sat out all summer and now they are like cracking and disintegrating.  I was looking for some kind of alternative.  I do have some of the better black covers.  Jeff gave me a sweet vintage cover that I love.  So I went looking and I found some retro looking cloth, and I know someone who sews.   So I got some new covers made.  I'm gonna have some more made out of outdoor canvas....I need to find a good way to waterproof the canvas.
Here's what I have so far...









I need Stu to trade me that retro cover he found.....


Brian

[Heyjude]

And you say I am the one who smokes wacky tobaccy!
Say, can your friend sew a hammock? 

[Jeff]

That person did a nice job making those for you!

[zavod44]

I got a few more on they way....


Brian

[Heyjude]

Hey, quit Pimping your wares.. Spammer!

[Duke]

Far out!

[Heyjude]

DUDE...thats so Cool... I mean DUKE, don't be a FOOL!

[kaz]

Scotch guard?

Those are cool. Keeps the dust off of them while there in the stable.

You need to do a red picnic table and a blue jean one.

[zavod44]

Awesome ideas Kaz....I'll start thinking on them asap...

Brian

[Heyjude]

I would buy a Tye Dye one in a New York minute ! Where do we sign up..
An I need a Steelers one and a Toyota one and a...

[zavod44]

Do you want one?  Hey AJ your not moving to Colorado now are you?

Brian

[Heyjude]

Colorado? Huh?  STEELERS.. Not Buncos..

[zavod44]

I'm not talking about football.....


Brian

[Duke]

A solid red or blue one would be shweeet...............

You could make them to match your webers like a yellow on for example.

[Heyjude]

Brain, what the double hockey sticks are you talking about?
Did Colorado pass a new law about smoking pot?
I wouldn't know about that?


EDIT: Found this on Google..

It's legal to smoke pot in Colorado and Washington state now—except that it's not. Colorado voters passed an initiative Tuesday allowing possession of 1 ounce and six plants growing in a private, secure space. Washington voters said people 21 and older could buy an ounce from a licensed seller. But the federal government has the last word, and its ban on possession and distribution of marijuana stands.