I just picked up one of these second hand but the grill around the heating element is rusted, what's the best way to clean it off?

>>2599089 (OP)

asking 4chan is like trying to use a snarky and very slow search engine, that may just ignore you.

try google it's faster and more accurate.

>easy mode

ignore it because it'll just rust up again anyway

>pleb mode 

take it off, use a steel spinny boi or just use sandpaper to scrape the rust off

>patrician mode

electrolysis or other rust removing compound and then high temp enamel/powder coat it

>big brian mode

ignore it because it'll just rust up again anyway

>>2599089 (OP)



evap o rust then a good oiling

>>2599089 (OP)

Rustoleum, you can spray it over rust. You can get the silver metallic finish and make it look like new. I do it with my grill every 2 years.

hmm pummice/sand in a bucket and vibrate, I wonder if a sawzall could vibrate it hard enough.

I'd honestly lean for rust removal followed by applying high temperature paint instead. Oil will burn off, and conventional paint might not only burn off, but produce toxic fumes if/when they do.

I bet you slop Kilz primer over black mold too, you lazy fuck.

It's not conventional paint It's rustoleum, it's specifically made .for rust and metal. It even works on block engines.



I'd love for you to show me black mold growing on a grill. I'll wait.

>It's not conventional paint

Okay, allow me to rephrase: paint not meant for high temperatures will usually burn and potentially create toxic fumes if exposed to temperatures that tend to start burning plastic, etc..

>usually

>potentially

Oh, so you don't actually know and are just speculating. So even though I've been doing this for years and it works perfectly it actually hasn't. All the paint that never burned off actually did burn off. I died from inhaling toxic fumes. Good to know, thanks idiot.

>>2599089 (OP)

stainless steel wire and a spot welder made from UPS/Microwave transformers
