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Jul 27, 2010 | 11:27 AM

#741

vgullotta

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I used the sticky pads on the back of the blocks as well, has held up for over a year so far. You should clean the hell out of the back of the grill first, then make sure it's completely dry.

Jul 27, 2010 | 11:29 AM

#742

Merlin4979

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...also sand the area that the pads are going on, to rough it up a bit for better gluing.

Jul 27, 2010 | 11:37 AM

#743

GrumpyGregg

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I cleaned everything first, then stuck them down with the attached sticky pad, then ran 5 min epoxy over and around everything. All seems to be doing well so far.

Jul 27, 2010 | 11:41 AM

#744

rinkishJK

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Re: Grill Mod

Quote:

I cleaned everything first, then stuck them down with the attached sticky pad, then ran 5 min epoxy over and around everything. All seems to be doing well so far.

Nice Greg!!

post pics when ur done!!

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Jul 27, 2010 | 05:24 PM

#745

kCed

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Quote:

Originally Posted by sn00wman

Most of the places you can get it are like metal suppliers...like places that sell the raw materials to make a trailer or a bbq smoker.
try these places and ask where to get it...you only need about a 1/4 sheet but might have to buy a 1/2 sheet these are local to you

Milltown Metal Shop
62001 Road 17W, MB
204-353-2029 204-353-2029
Fax : 204-353-2029
Category: Steel Fabricators

Category: Steel Fabricators
4Silver Winds Metals
204-626-3381 204-626-3381

Category: Steel FabricatorsMap
5Sofelco Enterprises Ltd
204-243-2522 204-243-2522
71089 Road 27W, Poplar Point, MB, R0H0Z0
Category: Steel FabricatorsMap

6Evercare Industries
204-895-9500 204-895-9500
8424 Wilkes Avenue, Headingley, MB, R4H1B8
Category: Steel FabricatorsMap

7G J Vis Enterprises Inc
204-897-6949 204-897-6949
140 Parkland, Oak Bluff, MB, R0G1N0
Category: Steel FabricatorsMap

8Bruder Built Mfg Ltd
204-322-5279 204-322-5279
Category: Steel FabricatorsMap

thanks for that....but i was browsing through some of the pages and saw that some people used some gutter guard! i think im gonna try that first!!

Jul 27, 2010 | 05:35 PM

#746

GrumpyGregg

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Quote:

Originally Posted by rinkishJK

Nice Greg!!

post pics when ur done!!

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it has been done for months... I guess you didn't notice on Saturday.

Before:

after:

Jul 27, 2010 | 06:27 PM

#747

rinkishJK

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Humm maybe I overlooked it... LOL. Looks good though...

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Jul 27, 2010 | 08:25 PM

#748

Ride_My_Jeep

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From: NJ

I noticed it and asked greg about it on saturday.. Simple and effective mod, although I think I might go with the expanded sheet metal and cut it into strips

thanks for the help with this greg..

I will post pics when I get it ready to get done

Alfy

Jul 28, 2010 | 05:13 AM

#749

GrumpyGregg

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No problem Alfy, and you have my contact info if I can be of any help.

Jul 28, 2010 | 07:41 PM

#750

kCed

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From: Winnipeg, Manitoba

I just finished putting on my grill!!!! absolutely awesome that it only cost about $20!

i ended up going with the gutter guard and using the zip ties. It took about 2.5 hrs!

any other cheap mods that i can doo!!! i got the itch

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