I've got a fully cooked hickory smoked ham. I'm scoring it with a 1" diamond pattern and inserting cloves into the groove intersections. I'm gonna take it to 110~120 on the grate (I'm targeting 250~275 for the pit temp), then bring into the kitchen and do the initial glaze and attach the pineapple slices. The glaze will have brown sugar, honey, a couple teaspoons of dried mustard powder, two TBS probably of the HDD, a wee bit of vinegar and then pineapple juice. Don't ask me for measurements as I just eyeball it until I have the consistancy I want. Mop, attach pineapple with toothpicks, mop again then back on the cooker (now in a pan) to finish at an IT of 140~145, mopping as needed during the rest of the cook.