a nice 50's gold pinstripe about 3/8" wide would be great between the white/blue border
Lol, I hear you, Bob.You sure you don't want to put at least one clear coat over the whole thing?
Yea, I know it's *wonderful* to say "I'm done with the spray paint". I'd love to get my garage back as well. Maybe someday. I's 11AM so back to the fresh ground coffee ...
As is, I still can't find a tray I like the look of. They are all so... square. I might end up having to cut a stainless mixing bowl in half to fabricate a drip tray. If you have any luck finding something that looks good, please share!
Looks great, man! Where did you pick up the chrome trim? Is it self adhesive or did you use some kind of glue?
OK, so I'm wrapping up the drip tray, but in the meantime I got the keg of Saison hooked up and running. Here's the first full draft out of the kegerator:
Happy 4th everybody!
this is truly an awesome build! gave me some ideas of my own.
real quick, what kind of paint are you using?
also, what are the interior dimensions of your fridge?
got my eyes on an old kelvinator cm-r from the '50's that i'm negotiating, and the interior dimensions are 25-1/2" wide X 52" high X 15" deep.
does that sound doable for three kegs, or would that be pushing it?
Thanks! Mine is roughly 24" wide X 34-1/2" high X 15" deep. I wasn't able to fit 3 in mine, but I left the shelf tracks on the sides, which probably ate up an additional inch or two. I might also have been able to fit 3 if I had taken some of the door shelving out. Yours sounds wider, and you may be able to fit them it that one. Mine are pin locks; I think they're a bit wider but shorter than the ball locks, so if you have ball locks plus the extra width, that might be enough. You might try making three cardboard cutouts of the outline of the base of your kegs and take them to the fridge to see if they would fit.
Are you looking at putting the CO2 tank inside, too? With your additional height, you may be able to fit a 5 pounder above the kegs; just don't lay it down.
Hope this helps. Post pics if you get it!
Very nice looking and great attention to detail!
I have a newish full size fridge in the garage and I couldn't bring myself to putting wholes in it as I think I wouldn't be happy with it. Instead I picked up a chest freezer and made a keezer out of it for the basement. I think something like this would be a nice addition to the garage.
Cheers,
- Destin
It's a little hard to tell, but I curved it to kind of mimic the bottom chrome apron.
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