Little surface rust

jasonjaxMember

So I've had my PG-500 for a while now, and I absolutely LOVE it. Between the 500 and my FEC-100 there is about nothing I can't tackle for outdoor cooking.

Almost since I got it, or maybe when I got it, I have had what appears to be some rust specs on the very top of the grill. I've used Greased Lightning and some Stainless Steel cleaners with no luck. It seems like the rust is inside of the metal for lack of a better way to describe it.

Any thoughts on getting rid of it? I doesn't really seem to be spreading.

6/18/132:35 PM

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nordyMember

A little fine steel wool will take care of it usually... with very little scrubbing...

6/18/133:13 PM

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