quote:Originally posted by JustADude:
jazzspot,
I plan on applying POR-15 (paint over rust) to the hinges on my 055 to contain the oxidation. In case you're not familiar with it, it's a chassis and axle paint that can take the heat. It can be painted over any bare metal, rusted or not. It's standard color is a glossy black.
quote:Originally posted by GLH:
You need to do a fatty pork butt after the smoke seasoning for the first cook.
I think you should leave the door open until the inside cools off to decrease condensation inside. You will wipe off excess fat from inside with paper towels while it is still warm, and the grills, woodbox, and racks will be in the dishwasher, unless going right into another cook soon.
How's that?
quote:Originally posted by jazzspot:quote:Originally posted by JustADude:
jazzspot,
I plan on applying POR-15 (paint over rust) to the hinges on my 055 to contain the oxidation. In case you're not familiar with it, it's a chassis and axle paint that can take the heat. It can be painted over any bare metal, rusted or not. It's standard color is a glossy black.
Thanks JustADude for the info, Do you think this paint is fine to use on my barrel smoker and the side fire box? Is it available at Home Depot or Lowes?
quote:Originally posted by jazzspot:quote:Originally posted by bbqbull:
Please check out this awesome link ref; Cookshack.
http://www.lamaine.com/bbq/
I believe this will awnser any or most of your questions you have ref; and electric smoker.
Bull
Hey Bull, I was reading his stuff last night. Really great stuff that MainelyDave has put together.