So steering away from my original idea of boomerang I found a very neutral countertop that pulls from the wall colouring perfectly. It is a Formica product called Paloma Bisque and looks like a natural stone. It is nice, warm and bright and works with the interior very well.
It's a slow day here at work so I got to work making my counters. I took advantage of Lammy our Sign shop laminator and put my countertops through the good ol' squwisher machine for a nice smooth finish using some nice solid sign grade plywood to back it up with.
I wanted to soup up the front of my fridge as it is just boring steel and all the fixtures in my Safari are brass so the fridge stands out like a sore thumb, so I went online and found a good digital image of the countertops and dropped it in behind a vintage licence plate of North America map I made. I printed it up on our wide format digital printer and I think I'll apply it to the steel panel so if someone want to put magnets on the fridge they can.
I was happy I even found a 1969 British Columbia plate to drop into the map
So next question. I think it looks awesome but would you want it on your fridge if you were buying the trailer. Should I make the panel double sided so they can turn it around if they don't like it? I could match the wood panelling or the new counters...
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