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Old 06-07-2010, 07:55 AM
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haha looks great man... did you do it just like mine with the black part to hold it on?


good thing with that is you dont have to cut a million zipties to get it off to paint it... just a few snaps then the same to put it back on
 
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Old 06-07-2010, 08:15 AM
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If its galvanized steel they make a special primer for it because otherwise you will have to strip the zinc off before painting it. Rustolium makes it and its called cold galvanized primer, I have it in gray.
 
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Sorry to derail the thread briefly, but Canadian Dakota, they make illuminated keyboards. Check out www.performance-pcs.com I couldn't live without my Logitech G19
 
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Originally Posted by SlvrKota22
haha looks great man... did you do it just like mine with the black part to hold it on?


good thing with that is you dont have to cut a million zipties to get it off to paint it... just a few snaps then the same to put it back on

yes i did it exactly like yours.



and it is galvinzed. so thanks for that
 
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The other option is to strip the galvinized coating off of it by heat (HIGHLY NOT RECOMMENDED DUE TO TOXIC FUMES) or using a chemical and soaking it. You can google specific chemicals, but most acids will take if off within a couple of hours. Or just go with the primer, and lightly sand the metal before applying it.
 
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Old 06-07-2010, 11:14 AM
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il go with choice C lol
 
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Cant wait to see pictures of it when its done!
 
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glad i could help you out hendrix... looks great
 
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has it chipped at all? or does it seem to be holding up?
 


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