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12-01-2005, 03:06 PM
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DVD-Drive painting.
I just finished my first build. My case is white, so I ordered white DVD and floppy drives. Unfortunetly, my floppy drive is more like beige, while my DVD drive is off-white. I have been looking at plenty of tutorials on how to paint drive covers, including ones linked from the sticky threads above.
I just remembered the new product that came out, Krylon Fusion. Has anyone used this product? I wouldn't mind using primer plus standard spray paint, but it would seem cheaper and faster to go with a bottle of Krylon Fusion. |
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12-01-2005, 04:37 PM
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My nephew painted his monitor and keyboard with it. Everything came out looking great. Just take your time and do light coats. Using 3-4 lighter coats instead of 1-2 heavy coats will do a better job and prevent runs.
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12-01-2005, 04:39 PM
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ive used the krylon fusion
and from what i remember it was pretty expensive but the stuff worked pretty well painted pvc that was used to make soccer goals so its outside and its standin up to the weather and everything so the stuff seems pretty decent |
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