Save Money Renew Your Barbecue Grill
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- čas přidán 29. 09. 2016
- Instead of purchasing a new grill, take on the challenge of renewing your old one yourself. With a little TLC, you're going to love the outcome and save money as well. Come on back, because anytime is the right time for some Southern outdoor cooking.
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I know this is late, probably nobody will see it, but just as an FYI, the rustoleum high heat paint says on the label, do NOT use in areas exposed to flame, like the inside of a grill or fireplace. These paints are mainly for engines and the outsides of grills. LOVE to Sonya and thanks for ALL the vids!!
Another tip is that rust burns off of you heat up your grill before cooking food so that’s why always better to heat up grill so rust could burn off
I'm so glad I read your comment so I will be caref chasing paint
@@its8ngel333 is absolutely right. paint is not meant to be exposed to direct heat
That rust on the inside of the grill could have been seasoned off by heating the grill and painting on heavy coats of oil in between burns.
Genuine question , What happens if you do paint the inside
I have never put tin foil and pans in pit however after I paint my pit today I did it's gone make clean up so much easier. Thanks for the good information
I just love to see people fix and take care of things.
Before you paint be sure to use a rust neutralizer this will stop the rust. Even though you painted over the rust it will continue. Use the rust neutralizer. Pick it up at the hardware store. Then paint. Great video.
Thank you! I came to the comments to say this but had to check to see if someone else has beat me to it.
aint nobody got time for that shit!
nah that spray paint has it all in one
Rustoleum has neutralizer in it.
All rustoleum has rust neutralizer in it already.
Recently bought a $450 grill for $60 because it was used and rusting. Currently restoring it.... My current tools/supplies: Oven cleaner, Wire brush attachment for drill, rust killer (spray gel for vertical surfaces), rust evaporator (bath for small items and grill grates that can just soak for a few hours to remove rust), those three small brushes (same as ones in the video) for small areas/corners, and then the high temp paint (just like the one you have in your video). Up to this point I've probably put about 10 hours into it... it's a lot of work but at the end of it I should have a very nice grill that will last me a long time. :)
I'm getting ready to restore my grill, this video was very informative!
Great job Sonyabeonit. Thank you very much for taking the time gave me some great ideas. Appreciate you. Have yourself a blessed day.
You did that!! Great job!!
Beautiful! Fantastic job!
Thank you for this. Every other video I have seen starts off with a brand new grill. I was just given one that looks about as well used as yours, and seeing where you ended up really helps me see how much it can improve.
Ive been going through many videos and this has to be one of the best and most informative ive seen. Thank you thank you thank you! 👍🏽
This was satisfying to watch.
I have the same grill! Thanks for this!
fantastic and really helpful! great info on where to purchase supplies necessary, great camera angles for how to do it, and great showing how you are doing the actual cleaning. i'm not that strong but after seeing how you went about it, i'm pretty sure i can do this! thanks so much!
Wonderful Job!!!
You did a excellent job Ms
I will be trying your directions.
I saw this video and was very impressed great job and thank you for the ideas
Looks good, about to do this today. Thanks for the tips
Just what I was looking for you did an amazing job on that grill. I was about to throw my old one out until I saw your video. Thank you for sharing
I watched the original video about 5 to 10 years ago you had and restored my grill. Thanks a lot. Working with a kettle grill now but following you still
wow-you are totally gifted-like your presentation
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Lady you rock!! Great job thanks so much.
Girl, you got it goin' on. Thanks for the video. Going to try the oven cleaner after everything else did just an "okay" job before I saw your video. And great tip about the high heat paint. Did not know that existed. And super smart idea about adding pans for the coal.
Omg I will do just what you did when I redo mines.you did a awesome job ms lady..and I know you can cook
I love how raw and natural your videos are. You've talked about refurbishing this grill in multiple videos so I'm so glad it's finally been uploaded.
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Girl thank you 🥰 my husband is restoring his Moms grill this helped so much. He already spray painted it a pretty blue but it wasn’t with grill paint. It’s a work of love she passed 30 years ago and the family was going to throw it away but he took it. You know men just do stuff 😂😂😂 so I jumped on here to do research and found you had this gem of a video🥰 Girl you are so resourceful and gifted!
I pray my mom doesn’t see this video because man I would have some work laid out for me🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭
What a GREAT IDEA....
Recycle....Reuse.....
I Just Love it !
I am wire brushing up my grill of rusty parts to get it ready for use.
When I can no longer use it as a Gas Grill....
I shall convert it to Charcoal.... 😊
Thanks.....
Awesome video!!! Thank you so much!!! Was just gonna buy a new one!!! Saved me some money!!
Great video. I learned a lot and the comments are good also. I appreciate cha.
You did so well!!
Good job it is beautiful 👍thank you for sharing
Fantastic. Thankyou so much!!
Great tutorial. Thanks for sharing.
You have saved me a ton of $$. I was prepared to replace my grill. Thank you for the easy clean up idea of using the foil pans.
Love your spirit Sonya......If you are like me, that grill becomes part of your family if you have been cooking on it for a number of years...You get use to how it heats and what you can and cannot do on it ...I clean up and paint up my Charbroil routinely....I also keep it covered with the Charbroil cover... I have to get a new cover every 18 months or so due to sun exposure, but it is totally worht it.....it makes the "rebuild " more like a "spruce up"...I spend about 5 or 7 bucks in materials and about 1 and half hours a year and it still looks good ...... When you fix up stuff in stead of putting it in the dump ....you do not even have to worry about recycling.....restoral or re purposing stuff like this is the purest form of recycling.....and trust me, I am not a tree hugger.......
To keep the inside from rusting season it with peanut oil. then turn it on with some mesquite for two hours.
Do you treat the entire inside with peanut oil, or just the grates?
@@dearThax the entire inside
Just like seasoning cast iron, love it.
love it....the grill is looking nice!!
Glad to see a Woman showing that we can grill too!! Great job!!
Thanks for the tips! cools stuff!
Amazing job I'll love a plate my sister.
Very nice work.
GREAT VIDEO!
Great info! Thanks! And blue looks awesome on you :-)
Sonya be on it for sure!! I love this girl, great job
Awesome great job.
Awsome job
Useful video!
You go girl😄
Great work looks nice
What a lovely person and what a great video! You put a bit smile on my face and you instilled confidence in me.
I could listen to you talk forever. Get out the phone book and read it out loud.
And you be blessed as well. Your grill is smiling, and you should be too.
What a delightful presentation! Thank you for taking the time.
really good job 👍👍👍👍👍
Just bought a Brickman smoker grill for $60 on craigslist, found some high heat paint on clearance for $1.50 a can. Then bought a angle grinder from harbor freight for $15 and a wire brush attachment for $4. Spent about 8 hours taking the rust off and now it looks new. Only cost me $85 for a $350 grill.
Thanks for the angle grinder idea! I've never used one before. I was planning on using a sander. I need (want) an angle grinder. Perfect reason to get one! Grill on!
Nice work !
Really nice job!
Thank you! Heading to Dollar Tree and Walmart now! Beats the heck out of buying a new one.
It's been 17 years and it is still holding up, but I just recently renewed it again. The transformation this time is unbelievable, I will be posting the video in April.
@@sonyabeonit Unfortunately, as soon as I started brushing with that wire brush, the bottom literally fell out. I've had it over 10 years and it has served us well. I said my goodbyes as I rolled it curbside for trash collection. May it continue to R.I.P (rust in peace). LOL
Very informative. 👍👍
Great job!
Great job
Cooking spray works well for the grates as well
Nice work thank you
Thx this vid help me out a lot
Great job....just about to do the same...doing it your way
Great video!
Thank you for the guide. I never would thought about oven cleaner! You're invited to me BBQ!
👏👏👏👏good job babygirl good job. I did about 2 grill like that before 👍👍
Great video
Love it Thank You
I woulda used a drill with a wire brush attachment to get that rust off and eliminate all of the rust before painting. If your paint starts bubbling in places, it's because the metal is continuing to rust.
Thanks for the video I have bought a used Char Grill also
Thank you 🙏🏽
Awesome!!!
Lol..
I just love her.
when you tryna revive your grill for a Formula 1 bbq and run into a queen instead.
Love it. Im gonna do mine. Btw that bird chirping in the background was cracking me up!
Very relatable video
I just bought a charbroil double grill off fb marketplace for $40. Watching!
Handy QUEEN NICE VIDEO MOMA PLAIN AND SIMPLE✊🏿
Girl you did that!!!!
You want to remove the foil from the smoke box. It’s stopping the flow of the smoke from smoking the meat.
Do you leave your grill out in all types of weather? I see a lot of people just letting grills sit out in the elements without coverings or at least putting under the deck. I watched your 1st video and learned to keep them clean and inside my garage 4 protection from the elements. It's already for cooking. Do you shelter your grill? Thanks cha!✌
I was under the impression that you could not spray the inside of the grill but the high heat resistant spray??????
Most beautifull pitmaster I seen so far!!
Absolutely loved the tin foil/tin pan idea, making BBQ cleanup so much easier. THANK YOU!
Only this is that is messes with the air flow if you want some precision control over your fire.
Well done! I can use paint on grill grates as well?
good energy.
Subbed, great video still in 2022!
Nice, you Grow Girl
sonya you have that grill looking real nice almost new like.
I never paint a grill, I use cooking oil and heat to season it like a cast iron skillet, especially the inside. Paint will not last and will flake off onto your food soon. You should oil your unit evetime you use it, when you start the fire spray some oil on it and let it cook onto the metal like a cast iron skillet. No need to ever paint. I use a blow torch and do it on the shelves and handles. You can paint the legs and the shelves if you prefer but the main barrel I only use oil.
I like ur tip! Cuz thats the way i season all of my cast iron and dutch ovens too!
And i seen the vids of cowboy Kent Rollins so i think that's how they do it.
But the painting is better to do it on the outside.
@Boss Lady no is not, the outside is great also with no paint. The hottest area over the fire box is the hardest part as it burns it off so you have to apply every time you use it
Excellent job cleaning and painting the grill, but it was not necessary to paint the inside. You can coat the inside of the entire grill with bacon grease.
looks good
Great job!....Always something to learn...Curious though, I thought high heat paint is only to be used on the outside as it may flake off onto the food...Any thoughts anyone?....
That’s what I thought lol I have never seen a grill with paint on the inside it’s always an oiled steel
your amazing
The pan is a great idea to catch the ash. I'm gonna make a trip to walmart to pick up that rust oleum thing with ultra that is
Nice job on that grill. I see it's been a few years. How is the renewed grill holding up today?
You had to pour that chemical and that rust on your grass when you rinsed it. So, it seems the plastic may not be necessary?
cool
I would add holes to the pan that your charcoal is going in, that way it has air flow. Just a suggestion.
Dope!