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I have a home made stove cover. I just flip it up behind the stove. Protects the rat fur and it's still spotless.
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That's an easy solution!
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Covering up the rat fur with something else has basically destroyed the original anyway. May as wait until it needs it.
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I guess I'm kind of a heathen when it comes to wanting to maintain the original, classic appearance. I don't mind changing it so it's not stock to make it better fit my purposes. What is important to me is the integrity of the molded
fiberglass shell.
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It sorta reminds me of people who keep plastic covers on lamp shades. YMMV
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Oh, yuck! What a graphic mental picture!
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Our Casita comes with fiberglass behind the stove even though there is a solid stove cover and a power vent.
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Yours must be the Deluxe. That's the kind of splash panel I had in mind. But I want the Standard model for the lighter
weight with our 6 cylinder truck. I didn't think they would put the splash panel in the standard.
I don't know if Scamp was just telling me what I wanted to hear, and if they would tell me later, "Oops, sorry. We can't do that in a Standard."
Here's a picture of the splash board I would like them to put in a Standard for me--without the wood trim, of course.