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Making a Refrigerator Colorful
2004
Hello,
I am remodeling my kitchen and I can't find any interesting looking refrigerators that I can afford. I am looking for any ways you might know of to turn a normal painted refrigerator into a colorful refrigerator (good spray painting methods/). I am also thinking that I might buy a metal fridge and try to anodize it somehow.
Thank you,
artist & hobbyist - Northampton, Massachusetts
Steel cannot be anodized; forget that approach. Regarding the paint, I don't know what to say except scuff it up with very fine sandpaper before and in-between several light coats of whatever color of spray paint you like.

Ted Mooney, P.E.
Striving to live Aloha
finishing.com - Pine Beach, New Jersey
2003
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