Hey guys,
I want to do something with the top of my kegerator to give it a more finished look.
I was looking at maybe doing "stick on" tiles but i'll be running into a couple issues... the current top has screw heads and caps that make the top of my kegerator "uneven"
I was thinking something in the lines of this style of stick on tile
I am trying to stay away from putting down a piece of plywood or actual counter top as in a couple years i do plan on building a bar around it and wouldn't mind if I could just leave it with the finished top instead of needing to take it apart, but in the mean time i'd like to have some kind of nice top for it.
Would any of you have any ideas on what I could use / do?
I think things will be a bit tricky trying to work around the screw tops and caps which will make things uneven.
What do you think?
Think i'd run into any issues if I did real tiles and grout?
here's a pic of my fridge with the bare top and as you can see if you look closely the black caps and inbetween those along the edges are screws...
I want to do something with the top of my kegerator to give it a more finished look.
I was looking at maybe doing "stick on" tiles but i'll be running into a couple issues... the current top has screw heads and caps that make the top of my kegerator "uneven"
I was thinking something in the lines of this style of stick on tile
I am trying to stay away from putting down a piece of plywood or actual counter top as in a couple years i do plan on building a bar around it and wouldn't mind if I could just leave it with the finished top instead of needing to take it apart, but in the mean time i'd like to have some kind of nice top for it.
Would any of you have any ideas on what I could use / do?
I think things will be a bit tricky trying to work around the screw tops and caps which will make things uneven.
What do you think?
Think i'd run into any issues if I did real tiles and grout?
here's a pic of my fridge with the bare top and as you can see if you look closely the black caps and inbetween those along the edges are screws...