Introduction: Ultimate Case Painting Guide PART 5
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This is the final video in the series.
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13 Comments
13 years ago on Introduction
LMAO!!! nice work!! speaking of witch, between here and airbrushtricks.com i'm now late for work. Take care and thanks!
13 years ago on Introduction
I LOVE your videos. except, you really need to get a better video camera cause it's lagging so that your voice is ahead of the actual video.
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
that doesn't necessarily mean his camera, it could do that due to down sizeing of the original video
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
hmm...
13 years ago on Introduction
Thanks for the great tutorial.
13 years ago on Introduction
I have been painting and modding for a while now and I see why my results could not compare to professional. I was not spending near enough time in finishing. Great video, very pro editing. Thanks for the instructable!
13 years ago on Introduction
like you said, im gonna track you down and shoot you. :P. very nice project, im thinking about the type of thing, but i dont have a computer to paint, anyways. very well made videos! -gamer
13 years ago on Introduction
Looks great. Those are expensive cases though. Probably could turn around and sell it for 2 or 3 times what it is worth.
13 years ago on Introduction
Great tutorial, thank you for doing this. All your vids are wicked. what do you do if you don't want as glossy a finish?
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
You can do two things: - Just don't buff the clearcoat as much. - Or use a Matte clearcoat and don't buff it. Whatever you do, you still want to use some type of clearcoat. The clearcoat is what protects your paint job.
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
Almost forgot, what are the differences between painting a plastic case and a metal case? Is the process the same?
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
The process is exactly the same. Make sure to use primer.
13 years ago on Introduction
That is a friggin' nice case right there (and expensive). My friend has one. But nice job on the case, it looks good.