Can Cerama Bryte be used outdoors on grilles? Has anyone used this product on their outdoor SS grille?
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It spruced up the stainless quite well but our grill is in good shape. It won't remove marks, scratches, or perhaps burned on grease but where the stainless is dull it makes it look a lot better. My husband said it looked so good he was going to sell it - which he may as well since he rarely grills anything anyway. :(
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As far as I know, you can only use it on the outside of the gas grill. One day my husband decided to do the inside of the hood (without me knowing) and we haven't died yet. I would call the company that makes it. It's better to be safe. I use Zep Heavy-Duty Citrus Degreaser on my black grill grates on my stove.
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I have only tried this product once outside. I didn't burn but it turned out to be an overcast day. I don't see why you couldn't I would just be careful not to burn.
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If applied to a totally clean exterior..and i do mean scrubbed wiped and dried, wipe new does do a good job. The car should remain in the garage and out of the sun for 48 hours. I know the directions say 24 hours, but the sun will ruin the finish if not totally cured. Having used it on 2 cars, I would never use it again. It is unforgiving if a mistake is done. Based on the cost, surface prep and application restrictions, I would buy 12 oz of your favorite exterior treatment and redo the trim as needed.
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There is no reason you would not be able to use it as the mat covers in length and width of the grill. Mine is on ceder decking and it is OK, but you could test it by setting the grill on concrete and lighting your grill and monitor the temperature at ground level, I thing this will give you the answer I would first put pieces of Trex on the concrete and start the grill, if it is to hot you could place a piece of plywood and or a aluminum faced insulation product under the mat. The mat it's self will offer some degree of protection on its own. The mat is a great product on it's own it just lay's there and does it's job. Mike There is no reason you would not be able to use it as the mat covers in length and width of the grill. Mine is on ceder decking and it is OK, but you could test it by setting the grill on concrete and lighting your grill and monitor the temperature at ground level, I thing this will give you the answer I would first put pieces of Trex on the concrete and start the grill, if it is to hot you could place a piece of plywood and or a aluminum faced insulation product under the mat. The mat it's self will offer some degree of protection on its own. The mat is a great product on it's own it just... » Read More There is no reason you would not be able to use it as the mat covers in length and width of the grill. Mine is on ceder decking and it is OK, but you could test it by setting the grill on concrete and lighting your grill and monitor the temperature at ground level, I thing this will give you the answer I would first put pieces of Trex on the concrete and start the grill, if it is to hot you could place a piece of plywood and or a aluminum faced insulation product under the mat. The mat it's self will offer some degree of protection on its own. The mat is a great product on it's own it just lay's there and does it's job. Mike « Show Less
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No, must be outside. We have had numerous grills of this same model--we use them constantly and burn the heating unit up! At present we have one of these in the motorhome, one at the lake house and one at home--so you can see that we really like them!!
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Yes; I have it under my grill on a deck restored with a similar problem. No problems with it sticking to the new, textured surface provided by Deck Restore.
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If using this product alone, I would not recommend this product for areas of heavy traffic as the top thin sheet metal membrane can be fairly easily pierced, thereby compromising the water resistance. What I've done for areas of heavy traffic (balconies) is laid down the MFM product as roofing and built a floating cedar or synthetic deck that can be walked on over the MFM roofing material. Looks great, weather proof, economical, and long lasting.
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I used the sun joe on cedar fence and was able to remove the dark patina and mold and mildew stains and made the fence look new. Used the medium narrow tip. Takes some time but works well. The only way to improve on the performance is to go with a gas powered unit.
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I have never put it on another grill as I used the Rhino only oonce. I believe I sent you the instructions-I hope you can find your answer there.
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I haven't tried it on a grill, but I did use it on our Breville Toaster Oven, which had become super grimy and really greasey and I think it did a pretty good job. The first time I wiped it, it was streaky and I waited about an hour, then cleaned it again and it did a great job! I do use the Simple Human Stainless Steel Microcloth to wipe all my stainless items!I hope this helps
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Hi Martha, I have not used this on outdoor products. I imagine the sun will cause the paint to crack over time.
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Yes, it should be just fine. I have used it outside on my patio at family bbq's and such and it's been just fine. I've also brought it w/ me on vacation and used it on the beach and it worked like a gem!
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The is not labeled for outdoor. I'd suspect the exterior coating would become brittle and break down under UV and weather exposure.
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I am using it on an outside porch. I have a lot of salt spray so it may eventually rust, but I think a little rustoleum spray will go along way if this happens. Has worked great so far! A little car polish can help add some protection as well.
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Yes. I used it on my chassis and under side of body. I used 2 coats rust bullet first, then top coated with the rust bullet black shell. Best if sprayed, but I actually brushed it on and it turned out suprisingly nice, just need to work slow to prevent air bubbles. I used it on my jeep rebuild so it was more function over fashion, but if it were a hotrod I would have sprayed it. Still get tons of complements on it though. Can send some pics if you want to get a look at it. Shoot me an email at tahoereeves@gmail.com
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It's not 100% cast...I argued with Weber on the phone. The person I spoke with actually suggested that I bring them inside so they wouldn't be exposed to the outdoor air??? It's a grill. It should be able to stay outside. I do not bring the grates or grill in the house, ever! Weber sells them as a cast iron grate, if they were 100% cast, they wouldn't rust! Weber sent me new ones. We love the grill, have two - different sizes, at least Weber made it right.