Used egg refurbished

Lit · January 2011

I recently bought my parents a used medium egg that came with a nest and plate setter. I took the whole thing apart and took everything back down to metal and sprayed everything with the Rustoleum high heat paint. I also got them some composite shelves and a new CI grate and put on a new gasket. Looks pretty good now.

foneman · January 2011

It looks like a new one!!! What kind of gasket did you use? Good job!!

john

vohsmk · January 2011

Wow! Who could tell its been refurbished. Looks as good as the medium I just got. How much did you pay for it if I may ask.

Lit · January 2011

It's the 84" 5/8" Flat Rutland gasket. There are instructions on Naked Whiz on how to do it and they are available on Amazon for either $6.99 or $7.99.

Lit · January 2011

I paid $340 for it with the nest, platesetter, and cover (Craigslist). I also found the composite shelves on Ebay for $65 brand new. The firebox was shattered but the guy had gone out and got a brand new firebox that had never been used that it came with.

Florida Grillin Girl · January 2011

You are a good son. They are going to love it.

kmellecker · January 2011

Well done!

XLGrEGGer · January 2011

You did a great job! I like the new gasket.

Mr Holloway · January 2011

Beautiful job!!!

It looks brand new, with a better gasket :laugh:

Shane

SmokeyPitt · January 2011

Nice work! Indeed better than new!

Pjoe · January 2011

Looks like a new one! Good job!

Clay Q · January 2011

Sweet!
Going to be a shame when your parents get that beautiful and spanking clean egg all smokey and greasy. :laugh:

skyhopsing · January 2011

What kind of gasket is that?

Always Smokin · January 2011

That is Rutland fireplace gasket I buy it at my local fireplace store.They sell it off the roll enough for my med cost about three bucks. I also ude Permatex ultra copper to glue it down. I only use the gasket on the base not the dome

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