You are actually very brilliant. I have watched many of these videos (as I update my kitchen), and I have never seen anyone create their own appliance labels!! Also, I love that you painted around the window of the oven door. All in all, this is rated A+ in my book - excellent, excellent job (I know the video is 7 years old, but it is worth watching!!).
Young man,you need to MAKE THOSE LABELS and sell them! So many people want them for dish washers and ice makers on fridges. They put all the effort and time into painting the appliance but the control panel is an eye sore! A lot of people are not great with that technical stuff. Like me!
You prolly dont give a shit but if you're stoned like me atm then you can stream all the latest movies on instaflixxer. I've been watching with my gf these days xD
for some reason , I cant reply to SOME comments.. I'll try to answer questions tho 1. the stickers are from kinkos (fedex office). they only print tho, you have to create the picture yourself 2. the door is all glass, just painted white (now black) I did scuff it,dnt know if it really did anything tho ( because its glass) I have no scratches on glass paint. 3. I've done a lot of painting from homes to cars, I never use "primer paint" on anything.. that to me is a gimmick (i wont get into it tho)
What the person applying this paint coating does not realize is the front door and bottom drawer is porcelain coated. This means any paint applied will not bond either chemically or mechanically. Granted they are using "high temp" paint, but even this will not permanently bond to porcelain. The bottom line is the surface will scratch easily. Oh well, to each his own.
About painting the front glass - Did you have any issues or did the paint come out smooth? Did you just use a clearer on the glass or did you prep it any way
That's really cool - the decals did the trick! I had no idea you could get something like that printed. How have they held up so far? I may have to try getting a few decals for other projects printed that way.
ya the decals are still holding up, spilled spaghetti sauce and all on it and cleaned up fine.. the idea came from "decaling" arcade sticks for playstation n such, there are vids on how to do it.. and i thought that could be used for so many other things
i forgot to sand paper the stove is there a way to avoid the paint from coming off? it looks like it can come off with the first layer, is that a important step when doing this project? before i attempt to adding another coat should i sand it down?
Great job! I can see that the handle on the oven appears plastic but was the oven door metal or was it glass painted white? Also, did you sand the plastic handle to the oven before painting or just prime the plastic? And the oven door (if glass) did you rough that up or prime it also. Thanks so much.
I agree!!! I was waiting for the stripper to come out.... Sorry but what and where did they get the stuff that they used how much? So many questions. Bad video in my eyes
AMAZING JOB!!!! I've been wanting to go stainless steel with one of the stainless paints, but everyone had the white display and I thought it looked terrible. What a great idea to create your own! OK I know you created the label yourself and took it to kinko's, but what program did you use to make it? I can't even think of how to start creating the buttons. Thanks in advance for any help!
How did you "design" the labels? I see how you got (Staples, "Lami-label") but I would have no idea how to design them! Is there a template you used or something?
I got a picture of the part from a "parts website. . Measure the actual stove/appliance input that measurement into photoshop, (as the "work area" size) enlarge the pic to the work area size (this will give u your "template" ) the rest is art : ) maybe I'll make s vid on how to make custom labels. . As there seems to be much interest in it
its holding up, few scratches on oven handle (thats to be expected) can touch up with a black sharpie, or a quick spray over. Yes, the paint seems to be heat resistant, no melting or peeling.
These " slide in" type stoves are hard to come by used. . N for some reason very expensive compared to other stoves, plus, why buy a whole new stove JUST to change color. I went and bought this one because it NEEDED to be flat slide in type to work is new location in with island counter top
These " slide in" type stoves are hard to come by used. . N for some reason very expensive compared to other stoves, plus, why buy a whole new stove JUST to change color. I went and bought this one because it NEEDED to be flat slide in type to work is new location in with island counter top
You are actually very brilliant. I have watched many of these videos (as I update my kitchen), and I have never seen anyone create their own appliance labels!! Also, I love that you painted around the window of the oven door. All in all, this is rated A+ in my book - excellent, excellent job (I know the video is 7 years old, but it is worth watching!!).
Young man,you need to MAKE THOSE LABELS and sell them! So many people want them for dish washers and ice makers on fridges. They put all the effort and time into painting the appliance but the control panel is an eye sore! A lot of people are not great with that technical stuff. Like me!
You prolly dont give a shit but if you're stoned like me atm then you can stream all the latest movies on instaflixxer. I've been watching with my gf these days xD
@Jeremias Devin yea, have been watching on InstaFlixxer for years myself :D
Is there a ace where the stickers can be n bought?
Great video! Simple effective and not too complicated!
Have you had any problems with the paint bubbling, cracking etc from high heat after all these years??
Thanks for such a great resource
I love that you went black and red! Beautiful job!!
Thanks, working on an update video, which will show more of the kitchen and a "how to" for making the labels
That song tho... 🤢 I seriously felt like I was watching a TV show from the 70s.... Great job tho
for some reason , I cant reply to SOME comments.. I'll try to answer questions tho
1. the stickers are from kinkos (fedex office). they only print tho, you have to create the picture yourself
2. the door is all glass, just painted white (now black) I did scuff it,dnt know if it really did anything tho ( because its glass) I have no scratches on glass paint.
3. I've done a lot of painting from homes to cars, I never use "primer paint" on anything.. that to me is a gimmick (i wont get into it tho)
How did you make the picture for the decals?
Friggn' awesome! I'm doing this soon to my stove.
Hey I know it's 3 years later but how did the stove paint go ??
Did you use the same paint on the plastic handle? How did it hold up?
What the person applying this paint coating does not realize is the front door and bottom drawer is porcelain coated. This means any paint applied will not bond either chemically or mechanically. Granted they are using "high temp" paint, but even this will not permanently bond to porcelain. The bottom line is the surface will scratch easily. Oh well, to each his own.
Lol loved how you used Morrigans theme!
Denzel Murphy I knew some one on here would know it’s an MVC song ! So I looked and sure enough
Called this ASAP! Lol
Looks 20x better than before
how do u create the picture for the labels? wonderful job!
check my other videos
About painting the front glass - Did you have any issues or did the paint come out smooth? Did you just use a clearer on the glass or did you prep it any way
How did you make the labels to cover buttons?🎉
That's really cool - the decals did the trick! I had no idea you could get something like that printed. How have they held up so far? I may have to try getting a few decals for other projects printed that way.
ya the decals are still holding up, spilled spaghetti sauce and all on it and cleaned up fine.. the idea came from "decaling" arcade sticks for playstation n such, there are vids on how to do it.. and i thought that could be used for so many other things
@@HipstrDrinkstar you can buy preprinted stove decals for your model or universal.
i forgot to sand paper the stove is there a way to avoid the paint from coming off? it looks like it can come off with the first layer, is that a important step when doing this project? before i attempt to adding another coat should i sand it down?
It is indeed quite important to sand, when painting ANYTHING, especially if the surface is so smooth. It's harder for the paint to bond
@@shaffydaffy3050 thank you 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Hi, where did you buy the stickers?
What kind/brand of paint is that?
Great job! I can see that the handle on the oven appears plastic but was the oven door metal or was it glass painted white? Also, did you sand the plastic handle to the oven before painting or just prime the plastic? And the oven door (if glass) did you rough that up or prime it also. Thanks so much.
where did you get "lami label" to match you stove?
what is it with people doing "how to" videos that play crappy music and use subtitles instead of just friggin talking?
FeedThe Trollz My first troll ! im "big time"now : P
=P
I have no reading problems, so subtitles are fine. The video is very informative.
I agree!!! I was waiting for the stripper to come out.... Sorry but what and where did they get the stuff that they used how much? So many questions. Bad video in my eyes
But it’s such a bop dude
Great job. I see you said fast foward to 35 sec to see the stickers. But did you make them yourself or go to a copy shop
they are printed by kinkos or fedex office, whatever they call themselves now. ask for "lami-label"
What is that handle thing you have on the paint can? I'm assuming it's meant to help you spray?
AMAZING JOB!!!! I've been wanting to go stainless steel with one of the stainless paints, but everyone had the white display and I thought it looked terrible. What a great idea to create your own! OK I know you created the label yourself and took it to kinko's, but what program did you use to make it? I can't even think of how to start creating the buttons. Thanks in advance for any help!
photoshop
@@HipstrDrinkstar
Can you please give more details your labels
How did you "design" the labels? I see how you got (Staples, "Lami-label") but I would have no idea how to design them! Is there a template you used or something?
I got a picture of the part from a "parts website. .
Measure the actual stove/appliance
input that measurement into photoshop, (as the "work area" size)
enlarge the pic to the work area size (this will give u your "template" )
the rest is art : )
maybe I'll make s vid on how to make custom labels. . As there seems to be much interest in it
I think instead of painting the handle and having it scratch off, I will get a black handle from the parts website
Nice! I love Pinesol also
I don't like stainless steel either, because I do work in a hospital....who's the composer of the song...
What's up with the Sega Genesis music?
Looks great!
I'm looking to do the same to my stove please let me know where to get the stickers
fast forward to 35 sec
@@HipstrDrinkstar That does not say where to get the labels - it is only showing the labels.
Great job!!!! But grade sandpaper did u use?
220 grit
HipstrDrinkstar thank you
@@HipstrDrinkstar Will I get the same results with Stainless Steel paint. Also should I apply a clear coat?
How has the paint held up? Is it really heat resistant?
its holding up, few scratches on oven handle (thats to be expected) can touch up with a black sharpie, or a quick spray over. Yes, the paint seems to be heat resistant, no melting or peeling.
Hi,
What king of paint are you using? Is any particular kind or brand?
Fastforward to 0:44. Also check out the update video. I used a different paint
Thanks :)
Awesome!!!!
How do.i get the labels
those stickers are hideous. the rest is great though thanks :)
RFLMAO.....
Wonderful. Thank you.
Where did you find the stickers
wow, amazing.
where did u buy the hi-temp paint
home depot, lowes, auto stores..
Hi did paint inside the oven also??
Thks so much
Why not just buy a used black stove?
These " slide in" type stoves are hard to come by used. . N for some reason very expensive compared to other stoves, plus, why buy a whole new stove JUST to change color. I went and bought this one because it NEEDED to be flat slide in type to work is new location in with island counter top
These " slide in" type stoves are hard to come by used. . N for some reason very expensive compared to other stoves, plus, why buy a whole new stove JUST to change color. I went and bought this one because it NEEDED to be flat slide in type to work is new location in with island counter top
Great job, and economical for someone who doesn't have stacks of money just lying around. Thanks for the video!
I liked the music :V
Great video, very informative, but the music has got to go ... please! It's really awful and detracts from the otherwise great info.
Ditto to FeedThe Trollz. Useless video. Everyone with a smart phone now thinks they are a vidiographer.