Decorative grill decal and method of use
OwnerJames T. Sheridaninventor
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Abstract
A decorative decal for altering the aesthetics of a barbeque grill, with the decal comprising a flexible and heat resistant substrate having a visually discernible aesthetic element on its first surface and an adhesive on its second surface, with the adhesive suitable for attaching the substrate to the outer surface of the barbeque grill; and a method of use of the decal.
Claims60
A decorative decal for altering the aesthetics of a barbeque grill, said decal comprising a substrate,
- said substrate being substantially flexible and resistant to heat up to at least 200 degrees Fahrenheit,
- said substrate having a first surface and a second surface,
- with said first surface having a visually discernible aesthetic element, and
- said second surface having an adhesive thereon suitable for attaching said substrate to an outer surface of the barbeque grill,
- whereby said decal is suitably configured to be placed onto said outer surface of the barbeque grill such that the adhesive of the second surface of the substrate is in contact with said outer surface of the barbeque grill and retains the decal thereupon.
A method for altering the aesthetics of a barbeque grill by use of a decorative decal, said decal comprising a substrate, said substrate being substantially flexible and resistant to heat up to 200 degrees Fahrenheit, said substrate having a first surface and a second surface, with said first surface having a visually discernible aesthetic element and said second surface having an adhesive thereon suitable for attaching said substrate to an outer surface of the barbeque grill, said method comprising the following steps:
- A. obtain said decorative decal;
- and
- B. place said decorative decal onto the outer surface of the barbeque grill such that the adhesive of the second surface of the substrate is in contact with the outer surface of the barbeque grill and retains the decal thereupon;
- whereby step A is performed before step B.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.