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I liked this so much I am going to copycat Julie.  I just bought my supplies at Lowes this week.  Julie you got a better price than I did.

Carol

I got all the parts and pieces I need and will be installing it tomorrow. I held off on getting the tape because I'm considering getting a tube of liquid nails instead. I'm worried that the tape will lose cohesion because of time and heat, but am not sure if liquid nails is any better over time. 

Does anyone have experience with both and can speak to which would be better for the long run?

Thanks

Steve

So here is my finished product decking out our galley on our new little camper.  Just love the look it gave.  Using one of those TV trays from Walmart as a topper for the stove was a great idea and blends so well with the stain on the cabinets,   These backsplash panels just warm up the whole feel

Tried to up load the shots but having problem with the site.  Will try in a different post.

Had so much fun working on the new camper all weekend decorating it and loading the gear and making it our own.

Carol

I absolutely love it! If wind isn't a factor this cooks evenly as is the case with most pans, but the aluminum has a lot to do with that. The clean up is easy based on the shape. On one trip I used it as my only pan to cook with and it did a great job for me. Honestly, for $24 it's not a bad thing to have in your collection. 

I had a feeling that might happen with the double sided tape. I glued mine on because of that. The only d-sided tape that I found that would work is a little too expensive (3m VHB tape).