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The_Beast · 05-12-2008, 11:41 PM

I didn't really mod it too much I just painted from the standard white

Side panel sanded down to the metal

The other panel and top sand to the metal

Sorry I didn't get pics to the paint job in progress

Side panel painted

Side and top panel

Close up of the vent

The front painted(I left the 3.5" and the 5" bays along with the power and reset buttons unpainted because I'm thinking of painting them Fire Red)

Close up of the shiney front

All the panels and front are primed, painted and clear coated with a "rattle" can paint. The paint job cost a whopping $4.03 (.97 primer, $1.94 of paint [2 cans] and $1.12 for clear coat). Ohh yeah I spend $5 for a wire drill brush. I spent more on the brush then the paint job

Here is a pic of the internals of the case

05-12-2008, 11:41 PM	#1 (permalink)
The_Beast Diamond Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Wisconsin Age: 17 Posts: 3,300	The $4.03 paint job I didn't really mod it too much I just painted from the standard white Side panel sanded down to the metal The other panel and top sand to the metal Sorry I didn't get pics to the paint job in progress Side panel painted Side and top panel Close up of the vent The front painted(I left the 3.5" and the 5" bays along with the power and reset buttons unpainted because I'm thinking of painting them Fire Red) Close up of the shiney front All the panels and front are primed, painted and clear coated with a "rattle" can paint. The paint job cost a whopping $4.03 (.97 primer, $1.94 of paint [2 cans] and $1.12 for clear coat). Ohh yeah I spend $5 for a wire drill brush. I spent more on the brush then the paint job Here is a pic of the internals of the case __________________ Rendering Machine - Gigabyte DS3L P35 - - C2D E6550 - - Corsair XMS2 2Gb - Seagate 'Cuda 320Gb - Sapphire 2600 XT 256mb - - Antec Earthwatt 430 watt - - Antec New Solution Series Case - - Hp w1907 monitor - Check Out My Custom Clock Picture 1/\Picture 2 Last edited by The_Beast; 05-12-2008 at 11:43 PM.