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thanks, to get my finish i laid down two coats of clear, wet sanded with 800 grit another clear coat and wet sanded with 1200, then i used some automotive polish and a buffing pad on a drill and went over it lightly and quickly...if you hold it in one place too long itll heat up the clear and cause scratching... i then went over it again with a polishing cloth
Sounds like it took awhile to do.
well the sanding/ polishing part took about an hour all together
Awesome colour buddy, so...shiny.
thanks jason, ive been workin like crazy to get as much done as possible before i move, in a couple weeks
but when this move happens...ill have a surprise for you guys :)
Oh surprises, I like surprises. Give it to me NOW....no...no I can wait lol.
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alrighty....i got some more work done today.... i hope you enjoy :)
first thing i started with removing the rivets in the top panel of the case
i then lined up the duct where it will sit in its final placement
and traced it out
next i mounted the duct supports
with the duct fully mounted...
tomorrow i shall cut out the hole in the acrylic for the duct and mount the window
your thoughts?
Very nice, but it's hard to tell with the acrylic still taped. Can't wait to see what you do with this case.
Looking good Sean.
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ok...today i decided to get more done on my back cover. its getting fairly close to being done
today i started working on my cut out for the power supply
and all cut out
i then tapped the holes where the rivets used to be, i also did this for the front end of the top
all tightened down..
here it is with the back cover mounted, and my test PSU installed... i also put in my broken fan housing just so you have a basic idea of how it will look when completed
and a full length shot
i plan on having this back panel done this weekend, so i can start adding its accent pieces....ill also get my top window mounted with the duct hole cut...also start polishing the last of the external parts that are painted
