If you have a sams club nearby they have a 3 pack or grill cleaner that is 3 quarts with a hand pump sprayer for about 9 bucks.
This stuff is oven cleaner and it will strip the paint and anything else.
Carefully remove all of the nameplates so they will keep their paint then one part at a time you can spray the cleaner on and let it soak then scrub a bit then rinse.
Did our 14.5 and it had layers of crud and paint and we got it to bare metal.
You can use bond for large areas or get the filler that looks like tooth paste that is used for auto body paint work.
We used rust olium shadow gray from lowes as their version thins with acetone the home depot stuff with thinner.
Apply many layers and it will build up and smooth the finish.
Lots of threads regarding the finish.
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This stuff is oven cleaner and it will strip the paint and anything else.
Carefully remove all of the nameplates so they will keep their paint then one part at a time you can spray the cleaner on and let it soak then scrub a bit then rinse.
Did our 14.5 and it had layers of crud and paint and we got it to bare metal.
You can use bond for large areas or get the filler that looks like tooth paste that is used for auto body paint work.
We used rust olium shadow gray from lowes as their version thins with acetone the home depot stuff with thinner.
Apply many layers and it will build up and smooth the finish.
Lots of threads regarding the finish.
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