http://www.best-gas-grills.net/gas-grill-grates-are-starting-to-rust/102/ Your Questions, Our Answers Thu, 17 May 2012 08:56:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 http://www.best-gas-grills.net/gas-grill-grates-are-starting-to-rust/102/#comment-209 getit Sun, 23 Mar 2008 22:43:27 +0000 http://www.best-gas-grills.net/gas-grill-grates-are-starting-to-rust/102/#comment-209 just brush it off and oil it down with some vegetable oil before you cook just brush it off and oil it down with some vegetable oil before you cook

]]> http://www.best-gas-grills.net/gas-grill-grates-are-starting-to-rust/102/#comment-208 P.T. Fri, 21 Mar 2008 05:38:43 +0000 http://www.best-gas-grills.net/gas-grill-grates-are-starting-to-rust/102/#comment-208 sounds like they are porcelain coated grates.. if so , wire brush off any loose porcelain and give the grates a coat of vegetable oil and heat your grill . this will season the exposed iron and food won't be as prone to stick. sounds like they are porcelain coated grates.. if so , wire brush off any loose porcelain and give the grates a coat of vegetable oil and heat your grill . this will season the exposed iron and food won’t be as prone to stick.

]]> http://www.best-gas-grills.net/gas-grill-grates-are-starting-to-rust/102/#comment-207 Fr. Al+ Tue, 18 Mar 2008 22:56:05 +0000 http://www.best-gas-grills.net/gas-grill-grates-are-starting-to-rust/102/#comment-207 Heat should eliminate danger. Replacement is most likely unnecessary as long as the gill is holding up. Use a grill brush to remove any loose rust or coating. What you see flaking may be nothing more than old carbon buildup which is normal on any grill. Heat should eliminate danger. Replacement is most likely unnecessary as long as the gill is holding up. Use a grill brush to remove any loose rust or coating. What you see flaking may be nothing more than old carbon buildup which is normal on any grill.

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