My yoder blower motor froze up while I was cooking a brisket two days ago. Had to finish it in the oven. Thank goodness it had been in there 6 hours and had a good bark. Was going to use this as an opportunity to repaint and repair. Question is, what’s the best way to get all the grease and crap off and clean before I paint? They (yoder) use some bull crap no prime paint that’s garbage. Anyone have any painting secrets they want to pass along as far as what to use?
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5'' wall mud blade . Scrape crap off. Paper toile wipe off then power wash. Dry sand prime then paint. Heat resistance paint. -
Is there a best bad of degreaser?Comment
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Originally posted by Rubberdown View Post
I’ve had good luck with the purple power degreaser from O’Reilleys.
Make dang sure you wash it off good after you’re done.
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Alrighty thanks y’all.Comment
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Originally posted by Rubberdown View Post
I run a restaurant and this stuff from Sam’s is some of the best I have found. Wear gloves because it burns the skin.
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Need a cover for it? I’ve got an extra Yoder brand cover I’ll make you a good deal on
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For a ys640?Comment
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Yup, its this one https://www.stlbbqstore.com/yoder-sm...t-grill-cover/Originally posted by Rubberdown View Post
It fits the smoker with a comp cart. If you don't have the comp cart, I don't think it would make a differenceComment
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