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Jeff S. · 04-21-2010, 08:59 PM

Look for a local Soda Blaster. I done this, it works. Will make your cooker like brand new and you can re-season it the way you want.

Its Baking Soda. Actually Sodium Bicarbonate. Its a larger grain than the stuff on the shelf. Completely safe, doesnt harm the metal, clean up after the blast can be done with a garden hose.

04-21-2010, 08:59 PM	#12
Jeff S. Full Fledged Farker Join Date: 04-20-10 Location: Coeur d alene, Idaho	Look for a local Soda Blaster. I done this, it works. Will make your cooker like brand new and you can re-season it the way you want. Its Baking Soda. Actually Sodium Bicarbonate. Its a larger grain than the stuff on the shelf. Completely safe, doesnt harm the metal, clean up after the blast can be done with a garden hose. __________________ Sweet Blue Que Trailer'd LownSlo 48" x 20" with a Char-Broil Grill Hinged Dome UDS, Weber Kettle lid UDS Weber Performer [COLOR=red]Red (Super Lightning Fast)Lithium-Ion powered ThermoPen[/COLOR] 2 Modded ET-73's 2 stock '73's IGrill WSBA, PNWBA, KCBS, KCBS CBJ It's the I behind the Eye that see's