Can this be salvaged from rust?
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Re: Can this be salvaged from rust?
If it was mine I would treat it like a nice new cast iron skillet. Season well, and clean like cast iron. Wish my grates looked like that. CF
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Can this be salvaged from rust?
A good hot water & salt scrub w/ a steel wool pad does wonders
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Re: Can this be salvaged from rust?
Find the cheapest (fattiest) bacon you can find. Turn on the heat and liberally apply the bacon across the grates. Fry the bacon till crispy-crisp. The bacon will be scrap, but your grates will be seasoned. Works like a charm.
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