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The lid on my 22.5" Platinum had developed an almost sandpaper like finish on the outside of it. I have tried various cleaners in the past with no success. Yesterday while I was detailing my roadster it dawned on me to use a clay bar on the Weber lid. A clay bar is used in automotive detailing to suck contaminants out of the paint before your apply your favorite wax/sealant (Zaino in my case). I kept the surface of the lid wet with soapy water and went to work. In 10 minutes the surface of the lid was smooth and like new again.


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Posts: 172 | Location: North Tonawanda, NY | Registered: March 11, 2002Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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yea, the heat seems to cook stuff on the lid. i use fine steel wool and a cleaner.


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Posts: 2212 | Location: visalia ca. | Registered: April 09, 2006Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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use a white (color) scotch brite pad. they will not scatch the finish like. works great
 
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