Step 2: The honey hole
The best part about buying a cooler used is that the bottom is already scratched up. This does you a favor in camouflaging the cuts you'll make in the bottom of the cooler.
Flip the cooler over and note the most scratched up parts.
Using an exacto blade, utility knife, or other razor blade with a handle, cut into the outer shell through about the middle of the scratched parts. If you just use a knife the gap might be just a little too big.
A) Be careful not to cut your finger off. If you cut your finger off you're gonna have a bad time.
B) The cut doesn't have to be deep, but try to make the cut straight.
C) Have patience. Go slow. Be careful. Win.
Flip the cooler over and note the most scratched up parts.
Using an exacto blade, utility knife, or other razor blade with a handle, cut into the outer shell through about the middle of the scratched parts. If you just use a knife the gap might be just a little too big.
A) Be careful not to cut your finger off. If you cut your finger off you're gonna have a bad time.
B) The cut doesn't have to be deep, but try to make the cut straight.
C) Have patience. Go slow. Be careful. Win.
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May 24, 2012. 10:16 AMReply
Hello fellow redditor.
ccopyrites1986
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hahaha yes... i was thinking the same thing
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