I've had this Lil' Tex Traeger since back when they were called the Colt .45. I did some rust removal and repainting once, but this time the whole smoker was due.
I removed the rust using a rust remover and primer I found at the local hardware shop. It contained phosphoric acid. It certainly did take the rust off! I had the official Traeger black spray paint. The final product did have a few drops of paint on it (paint was nearly as old as the BBQ) but overall it looks much better.
I remembered to take before and after pictures this time! Here's before. During and after to come. :)
I removed the rust using a rust remover and primer I found at the local hardware shop. It contained phosphoric acid. It certainly did take the rust off! I had the official Traeger black spray paint. The final product did have a few drops of paint on it (paint was nearly as old as the BBQ) but overall it looks much better.
I remembered to take before and after pictures this time! Here's before. During and after to come. :)