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Old 07-14-2008, 07:13 PM
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Frayed orange pad

I accidently hit a piece of the grill with the orange pad. The edges got chewed a bit, not smooth anymore. Is this pad trash now? The whole midsection is fine, it is just the edges in some places are uneven, missing material. Thanks, Rick.
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You should be ok. What brand pad do you have?
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Re: Frayed orange pad

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It should be fine.
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Re: Frayed orange pad

Great, thanks for the responses!
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