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Using bacon to season the WSM is a common recommendation from Harry Soo. A very successful professional BBQ cook. I doubt he would approve of you starting the seasoning then leaving.
I also doubt you melted porcelain enamel. You may have got it hot but I doubt you melted it. Porcelain...
You could get a cajun bandit door or simply "adjust" the one you have a little at a time until it looks about right.
If there's no mold there may be nothing required but buy some charcoal and cook. You might want a new cooking grate if it's nasty.
No mods required. It's a great cooker out of...
The blower is mounted to one lower vent by a flow diverted. The other holes in that vent are taped off. Some folks use hole plugs from the hardware store. The other lower vents are simply closed.
The WSM page on this site: https://www.bbqguru.com/Support?page=Manuals
I have a 22.5" and a 14.5" WSM. Neither of them were delivered missing parts. I am a member of TVWBB and I don't recall missing parts as being an issue. I guess it happens but that's the beauty of Weber: They have the best customer service in the business.
Yes sir. I actually prefer a whole, untrimmed USDA Select or ungraded packer brisket for cooking in the 300(s).
Higher quality should be cooked lower/slower IMHO. But I believe the quality is not worth the price when you can cook a Select to be outstanding.
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