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To all Komodo Kamado owners How long have you owned your Komodo Kamado? Do you have an OTB or Classic? Could you give some comments about your experience with it so far such as ease of use, temp control, results? What have you cooked on it and how did it come out? Have you had any experience with these type of cookers before and if so how does it compare? Any other comments? Thanks

Paul 1927 Did you replace the top vent seals or the main body seals and was it reasonably easy? Thanks

What is the gasket material?

I first got interested in these types of cookers about 2 1/2 years ago. I was in a BBQ store and was looking at gas grills to buy one that day when I heard the guy that worked at the store raving about these things to a customer, he owned one and so did the other guy that worked there and the way they went on and on about them I could not help but be interested. Obviously it was not this particular cooker but it got me interested so I went home and started doing some research. I had some financial situations that had to take priority. I felt like each of the companies I considered then had some advantages and disadvantages and I had to choose which of the things I did not like would work out better for me. I remember when I first became aware of this company I was hesitant to consider it because it was new and I have had some bad experiences that have left me very cautious. A couple years later and the company is still here and taking shape and the owner of the company has treated his customers very well.

Mistake I made a mistake on the sequence. For parts you would put the foam in the box and then plastic over it and then the part.

Dennis I have previously worked in a situation where they had very delicate parts. We used an expandable foam to package them and it was extremely effective. I never heard of anything being broken using that foam. Although your product is bigger and heavier they have different density levels. You hook up a couple of tanks and the chemicals mix and you have a hose and nozzle that dispenses the foam which immediately expands and after a few minutes sets. I don!t know how anything protected by the foam would be damaged unless the whole thing was smashed. It would seem to be foolproof as they say. It would also be great if you had to ship out a firebox or something else. You put a piece of plastic in the box and add some foam and let it rise a little and put the part in and then cover it with plastic and add more foam on the top of it close up the box and you are all set. The foam is hot when dispensed. I think it would definitely be worth looking into if it was reasonably available to you.