We purchased a reproduction Car Cooler on Etsy.com, painted it, and added the Thermador sticker for effect. It works well, but the "look" is even better.
Sunday, January 4, 2015
Car Cooler, Swamp Cooler, Reproduction for Studebakers
Labels:
AC,
air conditioning,
car cooler,
Studebaker Truck,
swamp cooler,
Thermador
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Hi! I just bought one of these for my Plymouth and I was going to paint it. What kind of paint did you end up using and did you Primer it first? Also, I noticed that you drilled a hole in the bottom. Was that for the water to leak out?
Thanks,
Jon
On day one, I roughed up the body with fine sandpaper, cleaned and dried it, and then primed it with Rustoleum. On day two, I painted the body with Rustoleum as well. I bought the Thermador sticker on eBay and applied it after the body paint was dry. The hole in the bottom is for a homemade support arm that rests on the window sill, as the guide on the cooler is slightly thicker than the window channels on my truck. The support arm guarantees that I don't lose the cooler while driving.
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