Metsbrew
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Anyone ever glue Waynes coating the the freezer to make a keezer?
Waynes coating
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Just remember that chest freezers dissipate their heat through the sides. I'd leave an air gap between the freezer wall and any skin.
Sawdustguy
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+1 FYI: It's spelled Wainscot
wizardofza
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And I prefer the pronunciation of 'Wains-cotting' over 'coating.'
Just my 2 cents.
Just my 2 cents.
cyberbackpacker
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Leaving an air gap without any sort of planned circulation for air (i.e. fans to move the air in the gap between the freezer and wains-cot) will actually give a greater R-value than if the wains-cot was directly applied to the freezer.
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Metsbrew
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My apologies for miss spelling/pronouncing the word. I thought I read somewhere if a gap was left it would act as an insulator keep the heat in? Has anyone tried this? It would be super easy and look good.
