Title: How to Refurbish a Gas Grill | DIY
Headings: How to Refurbish a Gas Grill
How to Refurbish a Gas Grill
Parts You Can Replace or Upgrade
Tools You'll Need
THE MOST IMPORTANT STEP
Turn Gas Valves Off and Remove Control Panel
Remove the Old Regulator
Remove Igniter and Gas Valves
Remove Exterior Accessories and Drip Pans
Time to Remove the Rusty Insides
Removing Old Burner Tubes
Here's the Dirty Part
When The Brush Won't Cut It
Removing Old Paint With Ease
Polish or Scrub Non Painted Surfaces
Repainting Metal Surfaces
Re-Install the Ignition Switch
Install New Burner Tubes
Re-Install the Gas Valves
Hook Up the New Regulator Hose
Replace the Control Panel and Gas Knobs
IMPORTANT - Testing for Leaks
Test Your Burner Tubes
Re-Install Your Burner Guards
Install New Grill Grates
Oil the Inside and Heat It Up
Repaint and Refinish Exterior Parts
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Content: Repainting Metal Surfaces
Because your grill reaches extreme temperatures, you’ll need to look for a spray paint that’s specifically designed for grills. Look for high-temperature grill paint at your local home store. Be sure to carefully mask out or cover any areas you don’t want to be painted. Also, do not spray paint any parts of your grill that come into contact with flames and do not paint the inside of the lid. This will keep paint flakes from falling into your food. Re-Install the Ignition Switch
Once you’ve painted the grill you can begin installing your new parts. Start by installing the ignition switch through the side of the grill, making sure it faces toward the location of the first burner tube. Install New Burner Tubes
Install your new burner tubes according to the manufacturer's instructions and make sure they’re held securely in place. You’ll want to ensure that they won’t wiggle loose when you move or bump the grill. Re-Install the Gas Valves
Once your burner tubes are in place, you can re-install the gas valves.