66HertzClone
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I made a mistake and let the drip pan under my Weber overflow, what a mess, the worst part is it leaked from the grill housing onto the concrete like grill drip pads and even off that. Before you guys get going how did I manage to let this happen you should know it happened during one of the very heavy rainfalls we just had. The nearby gutter overflowed, the overflow landing on the side shelf of the grill and eventually the rain overfilled the fat. Time for a grill cover......
Anyway, the synthetic decking is badly stained, the wife is not happy and I'm looking for a solution. Would Racedeck survive in the use? The grill is a natural gas fueled Weber Genesis 320 series, this has the lower cabinet which leads me to think it would shield the tiles from heat. I would use the CircleTrac tile in the Espresso color which would blend in well with the decking color. Anybody try something like this? Or can someone recommend a different brand or type of tile that would be a better choice for this use.
Anyway, the synthetic decking is badly stained, the wife is not happy and I'm looking for a solution. Would Racedeck survive in the use? The grill is a natural gas fueled Weber Genesis 320 series, this has the lower cabinet which leads me to think it would shield the tiles from heat. I would use the CircleTrac tile in the Espresso color which would blend in well with the decking color. Anybody try something like this? Or can someone recommend a different brand or type of tile that would be a better choice for this use.