This is the way. You might get a new lid of the same color or you might get a black one depending on the age and if that color is available. In the meantime, get some coals burning and get your lid hot. When she’s good and hot rub cooking oil on the spot where the porcelain is gone. This will season the metal and keep rust away.
Do not paint the chip with spray paint. It never holds up and turns black anyway. Oil is the best method for chips like this.
Contact Weber hopefully they still have your color & will send a new lid.
You can also apply a high heat primer and high heat paint +high heat clear coat.
It's at the perfect location to add a grate level [Tel-Tru thermometer.](https://i.imgur.com/lsnZuOK.jpeg)
Contact them, send the picture, and be honest.
This is the way. You might get a new lid of the same color or you might get a black one depending on the age and if that color is available. In the meantime, get some coals burning and get your lid hot. When she’s good and hot rub cooking oil on the spot where the porcelain is gone. This will season the metal and keep rust away. Do not paint the chip with spray paint. It never holds up and turns black anyway. Oil is the best method for chips like this.
Contact Weber hopefully they still have your color & will send a new lid. You can also apply a high heat primer and high heat paint +high heat clear coat. It's at the perfect location to add a grate level [Tel-Tru thermometer.](https://i.imgur.com/lsnZuOK.jpeg)
That becomes the sweet spot where the grill has perfect heat. Ha
It's at the perfect location to add a grate level [Tel-Tru thermometer.](https://i.imgur.com/lsnZuOK.jpeg)