Easy case mod painting

[Bull]

I got some chrome paint from the Auto store and was thinking about using it to unlock my chip. It didn't work so I made my case faceplates match with my case. Pretty easy to do.

Heres a pic

[stool]

I just used some "Instant Chrome" tonite on a PSU, and the coverage was really crappy. Looks like your paint came out pretty good.

BTW, you might want to consider posting this in Alternative Modding.

[Bull]

I can't delete the post. If a mod would like to delete it or move it to Alternative modding I would appreciate this.

I just thought that this should be in cases. I stand corrected.

Daniel

[Dissolved]

Originally posted by Bull
I can't delete the post. If a mod would like to delete it or move it to Alternative modding I would appreciate this.

I just thought that this should be in cases. I stand corrected.

Daniel

very nice paint job :)

[Darrenct]

Originally posted by Bull
I got some chrome paint from the Auto store and was thinking about using it to unlock my chip.
Heres a pic

Huh? You can use paint to unlock the chip? Are you talking about the multipler?

[Bull]

Darrenct I can't find anything around my area like a conductive pen so I thought that I could get a needle and take the paint and make traces with it. The problem is it's not conductive enough and I used wax to fill in the traces.

[Darrenct]

Oh, OK. I couldn't find conductive pen anywhere either. Some of the websites around here sell unlocking kits though. That's probably the easiest way to go.

BTW, Your case looks pretty nice too.

[Dissolved]

Originally posted by Bull
Darrenct I can't find anything around my area like a conductive pen so I thought that I could get a needle and take the paint and make traces with it. The problem is it's not conductive enough and I used wax to fill in the traces.

wax? you sure it can hold the heat well? if you mean candle wax, that wont work. u need like super gule, and radioshack.com will have a nice condutive pen for about 8 bucks.

[stool]

Originally posted by Bull
Darrenct I can't find anything around my area like a conductive pen so I thought that I could get a needle and take the paint and make traces with it. The problem is it's not conductive enough and I used wax to fill in the traces.
You can use a window defroster repair kit to do the bridges and fill in the traces with epoxy.

[Dissolved]

Originally posted by stool

You can use a window defroster repair kit to do the bridges and fill in the traces with epoxy.

super glue is cheaper, and not so messy.