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RedneckExpress
post Jan 9 2011, 06:07 AM
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Well, its time for another project from the Redneck Express smile.gif. This, time we're doing a little work in the kitchen, if you're interested in reading my other projects, stop on by my blog here smile.gif.

Kitchen Project: Adding a Stainless Steel Stove Backsplash

Well, once again, I'm doing a project post smile.gif. This project was done probably back in May or June of last year, but I can't remember the exact date, and I didn't take pictures of it until about ten minutes ago as I was baking a pizza in the oven.

When I originally bought my camper and for most of the time I owned it, the only back splash the stove really had was the three-inch tall piece of Formica that went with the counter top.

The rest of the wall was just the standard oak-wood grain paneling that made up all of the walls and cabinets in the camper.

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This is okay, until you start full-timing in the camper and like to cook bacon or sausage, or anything that uses or produces some kind of grease. Even with a spatter screen, the natural vapor that comes from the cooking process gradually builds up on surfaces.

Trying to clean bacon grease build up out of porous wood paneling is a pain in the butt.

So, I was looking back one day through some of my photos I've collected of the Rociante, when I noticed a piece of regular sheet metal behind the stove in Steinbeck's camper.

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That got me to thinking, and luck would have it, my original neighbors here at the park, the husband works at a sheet metal shop.

A little measurement and a bit of discussion later, and I now have a nice piece of heavy duty mirror polish stainless steel lining the wall behind my stove.

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Clean up is a snap with a little bit of windex every now and then.
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Dave D.
post Jan 12 2011, 07:32 PM
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Looks nice. Would you know what it would cost someone who didn't have a friend ......... for a piece that size.

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post Jan 13 2011, 02:11 AM
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QUOTE(Dave D. @ Jan 12 2011, 07:32 PM)
Looks nice.  Would you know what it would cost someone who didn't have a friend ......... for a piece that size.

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I think it would depend on the local metal dealer's prices, they can be radically different from shop to shop.

If you can find a shop that deals in mirror-finish stainless you might be able to find a smaller piece of left over that you can get for less than what it might cost new.
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