Hey guys, I feel like an idiot. I was cooking the other night on my 63 Wood Dale Fleetwood, and I placed one of my welding gloves on the MLH to protect from the heat. Well, I got busy doing other things, and apparently the glove had built up grease on it. Sure enough, I come out later and there's a giant grease stain that dripped down the side of the lid. Next day, there it is, a black stain on the very faded gray of the lid. I don't have a pic, because I'm so angry about it...tried the PAM trick, but the lid is staying gray...and there's the stain...I'm wondering if any of you have any other ideas on what to do. What I'm really hoping is that the Vegas summer sun will do the trick and cause it to fade into the overall patina, but I'd like to do try to do something about this. This Fleetwood, "Old Reliable" is my favorite kettle.
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