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Art Of Junking |
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| intro | dressers | chairs | tables |
| wicker | rugs | lamps | toys |
| bikes | pictures | bbqs | vacuums |
| barrels | repair pics | refinish | ask |
| intro | dressers | chairs | tables | wicker | rugs | lamps | toys | bikes | pictures | bbqs | vacuums | barrels | repair pics | refinish | ask |
Learn These Repair Techniques That Have Been Developed And Used
For BBQ'S...
| Problem | Solution |
| Rusted bottoms or other areas |
If too much is rusted there's no viable repair Otherwise repair with sheet metal stock and screws Or just sand down and paint with spray can paint |
| Dirty pits | Scrape, clean pit and wire brush the grills |
| Missing grills | Replace with replacement grills |
| Broken legs |
Repair with metal stock, flat, tube or brackets Hack saw off uneven leg ends |
| Loose legs or loose or missing handles |
Tighten up screws, wrap electrical tape around leg top and bracket it fits into on bottom Make replacement handles from stock |
| Small holes in pit |
Use Loctite PL-3x to seal Use sheet metal pieces to seal, attach with Loctite PL-3x |
| Air vents stuck or broken |
Use WD-40 to free up Remove broken vents, and use as is without them |
| Poor appearance |
Touch up or repaint with spray can paint No need to use expensive heat resistant paint |
| COMMENT | Stock up on bbq-pit grills |
