Plastidip isn't like the usual rubber coating on mice, its ok but its kind of sticky, personally I don't like it (I tried painting a mouse with it before). I just wasn't keen on how it felt or how it looked, also it goes on fairly thick, so its easy to put on too much.
If you like a matt effect then Krylon do something called fusion paint, which if applied directly to bare plastic will fuse with it and stick really well, its also an easy paint to use, I painted my monitor with it and it doesn't even look like paint, it just looks like the plastic was always black. The one I used was black camo, but I'm sure they have a lot to choose from. Also it doesn't need a sealant. I would recommend it above most paints if you are a beginner. Automotive paint will go on quite thick and its really easy to mess it up.
You should try painting another cheap mouse before you have a go on the Naga, you will find out if you still think its a good idea
I would say unless you have some painting experience, its not a good idea. You should be careful. Painting larger things which don't rely on moving parts so much (like monitors and keyboards) is a lot easier.
If you like a matt effect then Krylon do something called fusion paint, which if applied directly to bare plastic will fuse with it and stick really well, its also an easy paint to use, I painted my monitor with it and it doesn't even look like paint, it just looks like the plastic was always black. The one I used was black camo, but I'm sure they have a lot to choose from. Also it doesn't need a sealant. I would recommend it above most paints if you are a beginner. Automotive paint will go on quite thick and its really easy to mess it up.
You should try painting another cheap mouse before you have a go on the Naga, you will find out if you still think its a good idea
I would say unless you have some painting experience, its not a good idea. You should be careful. Painting larger things which don't rely on moving parts so much (like monitors and keyboards) is a lot easier.
