xXDarkenSoulXx

Niceee. I wish I had the resources to do that. Not too found of spray painting

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TDN1979

Thanks bro, and thanks for the rep

That is in the plans, trust me. Just sitting here looking over at it is driving me nuts lol. I will tell you what (and you prolly know this as well), if I was to carry in those panels like that with just paint on them, I would have scratches out the butt on them. The great think about this powder is that it's harder to scratch. The down side is you may have a grounding problem that could cause some issues with your computer. Other than that, I will never paint another case

TDN1979

Thank you. And, I have to say that this is actually faster than painting. If you read the link in my sig, it only takes at most 20 minutes to bake the part and once it's cool (really fast with sheet metal) you can start putting it together.

spartacus

That looks amazing!

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TDN1979

Just wait until I get those fugly cables taken care of

mark $

Wow that's a very good looking case, keep it up! How much did it cost you to be able to do this? (hardware + the powder separately)

TDN1979

The cost to coat the case was about $2.00 plus the electricity to run the compressor and oven. For the cost of the gun and all that is involved in the coating process, I have all of it broken down in the link in my sig. It's too much to put in this page but if you have some connections, you can get started for under $200 and that is with quite a few colors to choose from.

mark $

Wow that's not too shabby, I'll look into that. Nice work TDN, really like how it came out

Su77en187

Beautifully done! If only you live in CA so you can work on my case! I'd even pay.

TDN1979

It's a long read with a whole lot more pics. Be sure to post in there and let me know what you think about it.

Thank you. And I may have a little surprise in a couple weeks that will help you and others out