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:1888fbbd: The finish on the inside of the pan will peel away. I actually ended up taking some fine steel wool to remove the rest of the finish and now season it like a cast iron pan in order to keep food from sticking to it.

Too cool SB, congrats!

Looking great, like the risers! You'll love that SP cook set. Make sure and season the frying pan well. When you do the initial heat on the frying pan to burn off the sacrificial coating make sure you don't leave it on for too long or too high, ask me how I know:Wow1:

Looking good Conal, thanks for sharing! :bowdown:

A nice 110 that SG built sliders for.

Thanks Scott! :beer:

Dave, I'll take the shower pole if someone else chimes in for the floor.

You probably have a point, how about this:12_4_18: ?

That's what I like about you Dave, most of us have to clean our tents once in a while, you just grab a new one:)

So if this works out my finders fee will be an evening of this :steak: and this :friday:

Nicely done Jonathan!

I've heard that the residue from the fire extinguisher can be pretty caustic to metal and is harder to remove the longer you leave it.

That is good advice, what's another $100 for a battery compared to being stuck and having to get help. The guys from Adventure Trailer really like the DECA batteries and I've been impressed with the one in my trailer. I think the price is still steep but Mario was saying that they are still...

That is some great advice. I've got a Halon unit from these guys so when it happens I don't have a lot of clean-up from the chemicals. http://www.h3r.com/ Mine is mounted in the back but now thinking I should grab another unit for the front. Still bumming for you Graham!!!

3 kids + 1 wife = 0 Zuk. I haven't been using the ZUK and have a new to me 62 in the driveway:)

Pretty sure it has side windows? Never stared at it that much but it's the standard Overland model, very nice IMHO.

Me and the computer have this special deal, it works for me and I won't toss it out the window! :mixed-smiley-030:

I'll leave the negotiations up to you two:)

All right, I'm feeling a bit better. Your thread title had me imagining a molten pile of aluminum. I hate reading about Defenders and fires...Once again really sorry about your experience.

Hit up Tim (Gillti on the forum). He's been talking about getting rid of his Overland.