Cavalier 72 Restoration

[JerryG]

Hello everyone. I recently finished restoring my 72 and wanted to share some ohitos. The only modification I did was install an LED strip that runs along the inside channel. Can't see it at all and it works great. Please let me know if you have any questions.

This machine had the following done to it:
-Body was walnut shelled to remove all the paint
-Internal parts powder-coated
-refrigeration unit was soda blasted and repainted
-I also ended up applying some sound deadening material on the back side of the tub where the evaporator mounts.
-Also, for the hell of it, I also glued some double reflect insulation to the back side of the tub in addition to the insulation.

It maintains mid 32-38 and turns on ever once every hour to hour and a half.

Thanks

Jerry

[JerryG]

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[Eric]

Very Nice.. Great job on the inside as well... Love seeing the bottles through the door... Nice set up... Enjoy!

[Ltransam]

Looks really nice you did a great job . Should be very proud  .

Love the lights

[ld26]

looks great! congrats

[georgescustompaint]

Great job. 

The lights are cool
Where did u buy them ? Ebay ?
I've been using a few different LED brands and I've noticed some are great and some not so much ..  Trying to find a quality brand I can stock at my shop. Thanks.

[Jonathan816]

Great Job.  Love the lighting.   

[SodaShopNick]

Great job and I love the lights also and would love to know where you go them.

[MoonDawg]

Where did u buy them ?
I've been using a few different LED brands and I've noticed some are great and some not so much ..  Trying to find a quality brand I can stock at my shop. Thanks.

        Nice job Jerry!

        Your lighting project brought up a good subject, and I hope you don't mind if I ask it here?  

       After a lot of research, I found this......... http://www.ledlightsworld.com/side-view-flexible-led-light-strip-18-leds-p-133.html ....... to fit our needs the best.

       It's waterproof and the light shines off to the side, it's not 180 degree's like under-counter lights. It's also easy to clamp into the inner liner of any glass door machine.

       I  order the voltage reducers separately BUT I hope someone can help me here:    I heard it's the flow of voltage that determines the difference between white and blue light?

       Is this true? I would really like to have the soft white glow like the 81, any tricks?

[Jared]

Hi  Jerry great  job on the restoration. Looks fantastic. Love the  lights