Paint deep freezer

Bought a rusted out deep freeze for $80 in desperation but it looked hideous in the kitchen. Some sanding, deep cleaning, 3 coats of Rust-Oleum Rusty Metal Primer, 3 coats of Behr Semi- Gloss Gray, and 3 coats of Chalkboard paint later and we have a much more appealing deep freeze that isn't an eyesore in my kitchen. Bonus, I can write the contents of the freezer on the chalkboard lid!

DIY painted chest freezer. Acrylic paint and decals can go a long way.

This page shows customers' DIY refrigerator wrap projects, completed with long-term vinyl graphics designed and printed by RM wraps.

Turn a rusty old deep freezer into a stainless steel one! You will need: * Multipurpose sand paper (Sand over rusted areas). * 2 cans of RUST-OLEUM Specialty Appliance Epoxy- stainless steel (Found at Wal-Mart $3 or any hardware store). * Masking tape to cover handles. * Apply two coats following the directions on the can.

Chest Freezer And Chef's Block

Chest freezers are ugly beasts. If you don't have an appropriate garage or other outbuilding then you're stuck with keeping it in the house. Building a cabinet around it so it blends in with the rest of the kitchen helps to hide it well. Finished Cabinet Finished Chest Freezer Cabinet Freez

While driving home one night I spotted a chest freezer sitting on the curb. I have wanted a freezer for a while, but just did not want to spend the money. I begged my husband to pick it up and he said no, it probably doesn’t work anyways. I said that if it didn’t work [...]

Have you wondered, "Can you paint a refrigerator?" Yes, you can! I painted my plain white upright freezer with a textured surface a gorgeous dark teal.

Using appliance epoxy paint, make this fridge look brand new!

We have a small chest freezer that we struggled to organize. We never knew what was in! We decided to do an organizing project AND also make a nifty lift up lid…