[Paint Job + Acrylic Side Pannel] Deepthought (Antec P182 - Finished) - Page 3 - Overclock.net

karan.t · 06-11-08

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Originally Posted by repo_man

Your welcome

Now get to painting!

And please watch those PC panels, they do like to cut!

also i am worried about painting inside the case where the nooks and crannies are as paint might build up in the little corners or small inclosed areas

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Originally Posted by redsunx

Hey, I noticed you're still struggling to get a perfect caseless computer going. What you can do is set your motherboard on the motherboard's box, and your just flip your hard drives.

i think the mobo should be find on this, how ever did notice u say flip over the HDDs, i thought the circuts should be in the open.

or does it not matter?

redsunx · 06-11-08

It doesn't matter, infact it's the head(top) of the HD that gets warm.

phillipjos · 06-11-08

if its cold,or oil from your hands if your primer isnt compatible with paint,if you sand and i dont use a tack cloth to get paint dust off to,imo

*repo_man* · 06-11-08

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Originally Posted by karan.t

also i am worried about painting inside the case where the nooks and crannies are as paint might build up in the little corners or small inclosed areas

i think the mobo should be find on this, how ever did notice u say flip over the HDDs, i thought the circuts should be in the open.

or does it not matter?

Just use light sprays in the corners. Use caution,lol.

On the HDD's he meant flip them around to face the other way, like if your holding it and the plugs are facing you, turn it so they are facing away from you (not flip it over so the circuits are on the top). It helps hide the wires

karan.t · 06-11-08

the outter shell of the second HDD came out good (many light coats is the way to go)

the inside will be a chalange, to keep the paint even on all the walls on the inside

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Originally Posted by phillipjos

if its cold,or oil from your hands if your primer isnt compatible with paint,if you sand and i dont use a tack cloth to get paint dust off to,imo

ya could be, but its not happening to the Power Supply Holder, so i think that it was too thick of a coat, its been drying for 6 hours now and does not produce a fingre print any more. but the old fingre prints will not rub off, but i might just sand it in the end and re do it as repo man sugested

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Originally Posted by repo_man

Just use light sprays in the corners. Use caution,lol.

roger

Quote:

Originally Posted by repo_man

On the HDD's he meant flip them around to face the other way, like if your holding it and the plugs are facing you, turn it so they are facing away from you (not flip it over so the circuits are on the top). It helps hide the wires

o i see so the sata plugs a facing away from me, but i am not worried about looking neat or nudging the cables as theres a big laundry basket on top of it all, which protects it and makes the table look messy anyway

*repo_man* · 06-11-08

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Originally Posted by karan.t

o i see so the sata plugs a facing away from me, but i am not worried about looking neat or nudging the cables as theres a big laundry basket on top of it all, which protects it and makes the table look messy anyway

Oh, was he talking about on the table? I thought he meant in the case, thats what I mean. In a PC case, turning the drives around makes the wiring a little cleaner.

That HDD cage looks -much- better!

For the inside, what I usually do is, like, lets see how to describe that. Use one quick spray on the side, like just a quick tap on the nozzle. Just do that around and around till you get it mostly covered. (For me) trying to use a continuous spray on an inside area, I usually run it. Fast light sprays like that keep me from running it,lol.

karan.t · 06-12-08

this is one coat so far, but i am wondering why i have these grainy effect insted of smooth
is this the way it will be or can i make it smooth somehow?

Indignity · 06-12-08

I've learned from a gent on another forum that only uses rattlecans on his builds is that he sticks the parts in an oven ~ 250F for an hour or so. This seems to cure any runs and gives the paint a much tougher finish.

karan.t · 06-12-08

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Originally Posted by Indignity

I've learned from a gent on another forum that only uses rattlecans on his builds is that he sticks the parts in an oven ~ 250F for an hour or so. This seems to cure any runs and gives the paint a much tougher finish.

LOL i really wish i has the "球" to do that

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Originally Posted by karan.t

this is one coat so far, but i am wondering why i have these grainy effect insted of smooth
is this the way it will be or can i make it smooth somehow?

k1t · 06-12-08

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Originally Posted by karan.t

LOL i really wish i has the "球" to do that

you will if you dont cook in your house

just an idea though... would it work if u spray it at an angle inwards so that you dont have to squish in the spray bit into the hdd cage...

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