Biohazard

Some progress today! I started the bondo work on the bezel getting those gaps closed up, and the "sewer pipe" held in place. I think im going to go get styrofoam and make the "rocky" surface from that, then put a coat of fiber glass resin on it. That should be a LOT easier then making it all out of bondo, see as how half the case will be covered in this "rock". I also painted the window panel black.

Window panel. I'm going to etch the biohazard symbol into the back of it this weekend.

I put the styrofoam blocks on in there for the bondo to sit on something.

Most of it is covered now. I left plenty of room, though, for the tubes, and usb ports.

Ugh! What a mess.

Covered up the usb port holes, I'll sand it later.

I removed the styrofoam blocks after the bondo dried.

This took almost an hour to do this little amount.

Okay, for the "rust" effect, I bought some Metallic Textured Hammered Rustoleum spray paint (copper color), and sprayed it all over the window panel, then I put on some black, then more rustoleum stuff. And immedialty took a newspaper and kind of rubbed it on it, letting the black show through... it looks pretty good, put I think I should of gone without putting on the rust stuff first, and just put on more black, then the rusto stuff. I'll try again later.

nice man came out good

I bought my dremel yesterday and etched in the biohazard symbol. It turned out looking better then I could imagine!

Your etching did turn out very well, love it. +rep
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Thanks a lot, it took me a while, but the end result was awesome!

ok first off the color on the side is awesome. If you were trying to get battered and rusted you acheived it man. The etch is alot better than I could do. Good job +rep man you deserve it.

wow wanna etch for me?

thats great

Great work with the side panel. The approach that you took goes by a couple of names--wrinkle effect is one, it is also referred to as a granite effect. Check out Ed Hubbs on Youtube; his airbrushing skills will blow your mind.

And that etch is top notch. What size etching bit did you use?

Thank you everyone for the very supportive and appreciative comments! They really keep me going. -->DrumThumper, I used the 7150 Dremel(r) Diamond Point Set. It worked great!