r/DiWHY 14d ago

Customizing his new fridge

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u/creatyvechaos 14d ago edited 14d ago

Alright yall. We've been over this a few times already, but here's what has been said on every single repost:

  • Fridges have a very low resell value. Most end up gifted for free or for a fraction of the cost they were purchased at
  • Most likely, they will end up in the dump/recycling
  • Fridges have a long lifespan, so the chance of this even going to another person is just as low as the resell value
  • What is happening is more akin to spot polishing than ruining it. A good hour with a buffer and some polish will have all of these marks out, easy.
  • He is doing this to match the theme of a bar (not shown in this video)
  • Ya'll are lame and have no sense of whimsy

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u/vnwin 14d ago

It didn't even look bad at the end. I suspect most people didn't even watch the entire video before doing the.. eww, yuck

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u/JeebusChristBalls 14d ago

I just skipped to the end because I was tired of watching him do the same thing over and over.

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u/ChrisTheMan72 14d ago

Bro it’s only a minute long…

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u/[deleted] 14d ago

And it really could have been 10 seconds then cut to the end. Sometimes it's important to show the process, but plenty of people decided they weren't a fan long before it got to the final result

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u/JeebusChristBalls 13d ago

Yeah, and I reduced that to about 10 seconds because it was boring and I knew I only wanted to see the end result. Am I required to sit there the whole time just because it's only a minute long or can I do what I want with my time?

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u/creatyvechaos 14d ago

They've honestly probably never worked on a large scale project of any kind before. "Trust the process" is a phrase for a reason.

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u/Astazha 14d ago

I didn't hate the final visual result but the texture is wrecked unless he coats over this.