[stosh]

I have access to a high resolution color printer and a roll of 36" wide sticky back paper.

I want to print something to put on my new kegerator (refrigerator)

This is it naked.

These were some of my thoughts:

 

[TN]

I say paint it with chalk board paint & get a bucket of chalk to drawr, drawrings.

 

[stosh]

I say paint it with chalk board paint & get a bucket of chalk to drawr, drawrings.

If you lived close buy and I knew you would stopping by to drawr I would totally do it.

 

[TN]

Careful what you wish for...I would proly stop in, drink all your beer & drawr, drawrings of penises on your beer fridge.

 

[stosh]

Careful what you wish for...I would proly stop in, drink all your beer & drawr, drawrings of penises on your beer fridge.

Sounds fun....


(can't believe I wrote "buy" in my previous post.)

 

[jonKranked]

i second the chalk idea. write down whatever beer(s) you have on tap. plus rotating artwork.

 

[stosh]

i second the chalk idea. write down whatever beer(s) you have on tap. plus rotating artwork.

Yeah, but then I gotta paint it. too much work......

 

[jonKranked]

Yeah, but then I gotta paint it. too much work......

painting it would likely be easier than trying to apply a large adhesive decal to a non-flat surface with a non-smooth texture, without getting any air bubbles

 

[stevew]

 

[bean]

Refrigerator monster? I've seen better ones before, this was just the first to come up in my search.

 

[CrabJoe StretchPants]

painting it would likely be easier than trying to apply a large adhesive decal to a non-flat surface with a non-smooth texture, without getting any air bubbles

Air bubbles should be easier to remove because of aforementioned non-smooth surface texture.

 

[jonKranked]

Air bubbles should be easier to remove because of aforementioned non-smooth surface texture.

i'd agree, but in order for that to work all the recessed portions of the surface would have to be continuous / connected to the edge of the fridge surface for any air bubbles to properly vent

 

[stosh]

I work next to a printshop and they applies these things all the time. They'll just do it for me.

 

[jonKranked]

I work next to a printshop and they applies these things all the time. They'll just do it for me.

is there a massage parlor on the other side?

 

[CrabJoe StretchPants]

i'd agree, but in order for that to work all the recessed portions of the surface would have to be continuous / connected to the edge of the fridge surface for any air bubbles to properly vent

And since all fridges are made from formed sheetmetal (or plastic cover), the textured surface wraps around all bent surfaces, thus allowing air to be vented out all of the edges.

 

[TN]

 

[CrabJoe StretchPants]

Yea, but how do they work?

 

[jimmydean]

Yea, but how do they work?

 

[AngryMetalsmith]

High res image of an open refrigerator.

 

[narlus]

^^^^
hahaha!

 

[jdcamb]

Teaching an 11 y/o girl to not panic when you discover a leach.

 

[ICEBALL585]

NSFW

 

[jonKranked]

And since all fridges are made from formed sheetmetal (or plastic cover), the textured surface wraps around all bent surfaces, thus allowing air to be vented out all of the edges.

he might have to use some magnets to pull the air out.

 

[stosh]

High res image of an open refrigerator.

I had the same idea.

 

[jonKranked]

go all out - replace the door with clear plexiglass