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You should be able to pick up barkeepers friend in most large supermarkets, and I think I've seen it at walmart, so you should be able to find it in your area. Any kind of mild polishing abrasive should work, so long as it doesn't say don't use on aluminum.

Is it stainless or aluminum? Based on the pic, I would have guessed aluminum, and if so, you want to avoid things like oxy clean. Neither would naturally rust, so I'm assuming some mild steel was in the pot during it's outdorr time. I agree it appears salvageable, but depending on the...

I'd use one of these, though I'd pick it up at the local home improvement store. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000BQO76Q/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20 Will make short work of enlarging that hole.

With 8 taps in a line, I keep picturing using the 1-8 balls from a pool set, and a chalk board behind it. Or put some green felt over a piece of steel and use magnets to hold labels to the felt. Probably not the idea you're looking for though.

Neither a refridgeration tech, nor an electricion, but I remember once running across a 220V window AC unit that had a plug that sounds like the one you replaced. Have you confirmed that it's intended to run on 110 and not a dedicated 220 outlet?

Stainless can rust, if it stays in contact too long with a piece of steel that has rusted. Stainless is simply very rust resistant, not rust proof. If you can get the rust off the pot, it shouldn't come back, but you may have to resort to a sanding or a possibly a mild acid to take all of...

What kind of finish will you use on it?

There are two kind of fire extinguishers I can think of that might have brewing capabilities. The first is a true C02 fire extinguisher, where the tank of the unit "should" be able to be used like a regular C02 tank. The other would be one of the presurized water extinguishers. As far as I...

Based on the pic, it would appear that that bolt in the center of the burner holds the burner together and to the frame. I'd unscrew the bolt, pull the middle plate up and clean out anything under it that built up from the boiled over wort. Then put everything back together and fire it up...