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08-12-2009, 10:29 AM
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 |  Grill repair We have a small table top grill that we use on trips and the thing is old and has been used to death. I realize these grills aren't that expensive and we should probably just buy a new one, but in the interest of saving every penny I would rather try to see it through one more season. The bottom has a lovely hole in it and I'm wondering what type of material we could use to patch it. Do they sell small sheets of metal meant for this type of thing anywhere? | ||||||||
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08-13-2009, 03:52 AM
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| Senior Member | Yeah! You can usually find a good pinch of tin for such things at establishments like Home Depot of Lowe's. Use the tin to patch the hole, and you might be able to get one more season out of that stove. |
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08-13-2009, 11:15 AM
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| Thank you, 2coastcamper! I'll check out Lowe's this weekend. That poor grill is going to be depressed when it sees me coming with a piece of tin - I think it was looking forward to retirement, haha! | ||||||||
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