Ceramic Smoker Grill.

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• May 22, 2016

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Hey all I have a question. I have a Ceramic smoker grill I picked up really cheap and you know the saying "you get what you pay for". 

Well I did not notice it has a crack around the bottom right side. Can this still be used? Can it be sealed?

Give me some good news.

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mossymo

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• May 22, 2016

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Most ceramic grills have a lifetime warranty, I would contact the manufacturer to see what they can do for you. If you are not the original owner, perhaps who you purchased it from can work on getting it warrantied with you.

 

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Thanks for the suggestion. I will give them a call tomorrow and see what they say.

 

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• May 23, 2016

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Going to bump this one time for the morning crew. Any suggestions on fixing a crack?

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• May 23, 2016

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I have seen Kamado's repaired with high heat cement, like this one. http://www.lowes.com/pd_15879-138-35515_0__?productId=3572462

 

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• May 27, 2016

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Ok So I fired it up tonight and put on some ribs. Simple brown sugar, salt, basil rub and some chive blossoms.

Onto the grill at 250° and man are they good. Some got a little charred but I like them like that. 

not bad for only paying $50 buck for a ceramic grill/smoker with a stainless steel cart..

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• May 27, 2016

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link thats some nice looking ribs there, i would rather contact the manufactor, never know what might happen there.

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• May 27, 2016

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Thanks dannylang, I am going to call them I just keep forgetting to do so. I have used it twice now and even though it is cracked no smoke come out of it. so that is a good sign.

Thanks

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• May 29, 2016

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Hi Link, not sure how you stand with the Guarantee.

I think it should be OK as long it's not been moved around a lot. The weight of the oven should keep that crack closed, but you could use some High Temp Silicon Sealer. I would seal the inside, to keep the out side Apperance OK.