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that caricature is one of a kind.

u should frame that and hang it on a wall.
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QUOTE(hilmiangah @ Sep 18 2009, 01:46 AM)
that caricature is one of a kind.

u should frame that and hang it on a wall.
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i think so too
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QUOTE(rublik @ Sep 18 2009, 07:01 AM)
i think so too
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o yeah rublik biggrin.gif.. may i ask 1 more thing T.T, how much would powder coat cost? and do i have to dissamble everything first ?
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o yeah rublik biggrin.gif.. may i ask 1 more thing T.T, how much would powder coat cost? and do i have to dissamble everything first ?
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i paid about RM45 for powder coating my motherboard tray

It will be better if u dismantle everything
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hmm if powder coat everything?? estimate how much =/?

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hmm if powder coat everything?? estimate how much =/?
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Maybe RM120 i think
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Maybe RM120 i think
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omg.. i waste RM70 for painting my whole case (it will peel off) .. not knowing powder coating was another option.. thought it was like RM500 =/..
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QUOTE(reiben05 @ Sep 20 2009, 04:04 PM)
omg.. i waste RM70 for painting my whole case (it will peel off) .. not knowing powder coating was another option.. thought it was like RM500 =/..
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its not that expensive
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well u think it can overwrite my paint?? like just powder coat over my existing paint =X?
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QUOTE(reiben05 @ Sep 20 2009, 04:31 PM)
well u think it can overwrite my paint?? like just powder coat over my existing paint =X?
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i think usually they use chemicals to clean the parts first before coatng
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Just wondering can powder coaters in Malaysia powder coat plastic?
I have read somewhere that powder coating plastic needs different resin which melts at lower temperature. Wonder whether such resin is available in msia or not.
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QUOTE(hypermax @ Sep 20 2009, 10:16 PM)
Just wondering can powder coaters in Malaysia powder coat plastic?
I have read somewhere that powder coating plastic needs different resin which melts at lower temperature. Wonder whether such resin is available in msia or not.
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hmm what are u planning to powder coat o.O? i thought paint would stick on plastic (side panels) better?
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QUOTE(hypermax @ Sep 20 2009, 10:16 PM)
Just wondering can powder coaters in Malaysia powder coat plastic?
I have read somewhere that powder coating plastic needs different resin which melts at lower temperature. Wonder whether such resin is available in msia or not.
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I dont think u can powder coat plastic as they need to be oven baked
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QUOTE(rublik @ Sep 21 2009, 12:07 AM)
I dont think u can powder coat plastic as they need to be oven baked
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put the plastic in oven ? wont it melt =X?
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QUOTE(reiben05 @ Sep 21 2009, 12:34 AM)
put the plastic in oven ? wont it melt =X?
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Plastics will melt


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Doing some modifications to the wire so that they look nicer

Hopefully can post some pictures tomorrow or Saturday
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lol and im still waiting for PSU modding tools for sleeving =(.. smua habis stock .. case is very messy atm
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er... one noob question... i felt like doing some minor modding such as spray again my casing... how can i dismantle the part inside? the screws are not those that can be taken off. =( please help... it's a cap ayam brand casing...
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QUOTE(xi4n9 @ Sep 26 2009, 11:36 AM)
er... one noob question... i felt like doing some minor modding such as spray again my casing... how can i dismantle the part inside? the screws are not those that can be taken off. =( please help... it's a cap ayam brand casing...
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It might be rivets.

I think u should take some photos and start a new topic so more people can see and help out

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Need to get 8 pin ATX power extension (12 inch) as my extension only 6 inches. Project on hold again until cable arrives
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