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Woadi

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Hey guys! New to the site and love all the work I see.http://www.overclockers.com/forums/images/smilies/thumbsup.gif

So I decided to make my own desk case. I'm tried of my computer sitting on the ground, so i want to put my computer in the desk. I got a lot of good idea on google and my boss. Big thanks to him for letting me use the shop and all his help. So this is what I got so far.

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I'm using 1" sq tube

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These are the legs 3'-1/2" round tubes (sorry for the bad pic)

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Frame is built

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Prime ready for paint

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The caps for the legs

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The angle that hold the sides

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Painted!!!!


This is what I got so far. I'm waiting on our CNC machine at work to be fix, so I can cut the side panels for the fans. Then I can paint them and put it back together.
 
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Thanks guys!

I stay in pompano beach

I use Nason ful-thane, it's a 1 stage paint

Techjesse- Yeah that the one I seen on google lol. But I wasn't going to spend that much $ on one. lol
 
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Yeah, that looked really professional. Never used Nason myself, how's it lay down? I see some orange peel, but that happens with anything really. Been dabbling with kustom clear coat's myself lately, been rather impressed with their offerings.

Does "ful-thane" have UV protection? I know a lot of those single stage paints will "yellow" out over time, would be a shame for that to happen on such a great product!
 
Yeah, that looked really professional. Never used Nason myself, how's it lay down? I see some orange peel, but that happens with anything really. Been dabbling with kustom clear coat's myself lately, been rather impressed with their offerings.

Does "ful-thane" have UV protection? I know a lot of those single stage paints will "yellow" out over time, would be a shame for that to happen on such a great product!

I have used all variations of Nason. It holds up to UV pretty good. about 5 years ago we painted a horse trailer red and white with Nason Ful-Thane and it still looks as good as the day we painted it. It does leave a little more orange peel than say the Ful-Cryl or the Ful-Base/SelectClear. You can get those two pretty smooth but the Ful-Thane is still pretty good.

Truth be told, I prefer Nason SelectClear over Dupont... excuse me... now it's "AXALTA" ChromaClear anyway. It just lays smoother and looks better IMO.

To the OP, this looks great! I love the color choice... :thup: Of course orange is my favorite color, so I'm a bit biased. :p

That green is going to look nice with it as well...
 
Haha orange peel never bugs me, I'm an ace with sandpaper and compounds :p

Glad to hear it holds up well. I'll see if my local store carries or supplies it. That orange is spectacular!

Edit : you use a cat primer or 1k? Know a lot of boys are swapping to epoxy primers lately.
 
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