hello there..i'm new here so i hope all of u are willing to help me..i would like to spray inside my case but i don't reallyknow what type of spray that i should use...do i need to use any undercoat b4 i spray it coz i want to spray it with flat black.i'm using raidmax ninja case.


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wow..nice combination there..blue and red..about the spay, it depends on ya internal current spray, ifit alreready faded like, no need to pun undercoat, but i suggest ya use gun spary

tq any other suggestions?

do i need to kikis it with kertas pasir b4 i spray it?

i think flat black good for undercoat liao...

Flat Black will be a good color for undercoat.

Jz spray nia nothing will go wrong!

i think u have to sand paper it first ,if not the spray wont stick to it..
not so sure about this...but this is what i will do ..

Hmm..... Nice painting on yr casing.

yurp...sand paper 1st...i also do that b4...

if u wanna make the color bright just put flat white for undercoat...

pearl white will be sweet

use nippon spray paint, weatherbond mar

hmm sifus there 1 noob question here, anyone got idea how to spray to get like matt-black? because i prefer my cpu to have same texture as my speakers. its not "matt" until u can feel rough, but kinda black paint on plastic without the gloss, just that this is on cpu. can use those aerosol black spray paint from shoppingcomplex?

If u have skill, just using spray paint RM6-9 enoguh and make mirror finish or just send car paint workshop and ask them if can paint casing for u. If u don't have skill for paint later u will get pain.

i think aerosol paint dont have matt black...sparkling black got la...but it look like a lil' brown...not pure black...

Yea, just normal spray also sufficient for nice mirror finish. Wht's more important is ur skills & surrounding condition (not too windy etc)

Got wht...those Arrow, Anchor

got banyak giler

got ah?that my mistake...maybe got eye prob...huhu...

Just one contribution on undercoat & sandpaper here. (working in the paint industry)
Why do you really need an undercoat?
- is to save the cost of finish coat. Finish coat are generally more expensive than undercoats?
Why do you sand?
To get the dirt/loose particles of and improve adhesion of the paint to the surface.

If the base colour is dark eg. black and you want to paint it white its tough/expensive as you need many coats of white. Therefore its better to remove the old paint. Get it? It the surface its smooth its hard for the paint to stick on.

owh...like that ah...i tod the paint only can stick stronger to ur casing when u sandpaper it...

Well there is lots of misinterpration of the use of sandpaper. It is use to to have a better adhesion thats all. If your previous paint can provide good adhesion and has good adhesion on the surface itself- no point sanding.

The part we are scared of is the base paint does not stick well the finish paint will also come out. Or the base paint does not provide good adhesion to the finish paint.

so i would like to ask: basically what do we need to prepare to get the best spray-painting experience and achieve the best results?

i know that we need sand paper, but how many do we need? there's a few type as well: 200, 300...

of course besides that, we need the colour spray paint of our choice, other than that i've been getting many versions of spray painting techniques like you need a primer or undercoat and a finishing coat as well for optimum painting results...

so sifus here may explain to me more?

i think sand paper 1000 will ok coz when u use 200 or 300 it will scratch the metal...i think u just need to send paper the clear coat only...

Get the finest one 1000 wil do lightly sand it ij you think your surface is too smooth. If your surface is rough, clean it with a damp cloth and you can spray straight away. Please make sure there is no dirt on the surface.
Anything can be an undercoat or finish coat. read my previous posts. They are not technques but just mere reccomendations for better longer lasting results

the front usb cover is stupid...

cannot open one....

So after sand paper it, how many layers do we need to spray to get a smooth n shiny?

Just remember 2 coats is better than one. You can either go for 1 thick coat for spray to save time or 2 coats for durability (you need the leave the coat to dry for at least 2-3hours) for the second coat.

just wanna remind that the color coat must dry b4 u spray clear coat...

hah, dats true!!! if im lazy, i just sand the casing just to make the surface rough. then, i finish with clear spray for several layer, its looks like 2K colour,hahahaa...

i used paint spray to color my casing price abt rm 6++...its just nice..when u coat with clear spray..it shining!..

anyone here ever paint their monitor??or lcd?

Just wanna ask, any black base coat (i.e. primer) recommendations here? How much is it and where can I get it?

Thanks!

Yeap, clear coat spray are inexpensive and easy to use. One thing i do not like about clear spray is that it goes yellowish very fast and it is not very durable. I am trying an industrial grade colourless coat which people use for floors with UV protection. Hope to get some good results.

any one can post up the process of spraying the casing ways...?

my friend told me just go to any 'kedai papan' and ask them to spray the case for u.. they spray everything from refridgerator, motocycles parts, everything.. for aroudn rm15 or so depending on the size.. me myslef sparayed myself bcoz at that time i dont know abput thw 'kedai papan' thing. i applied grey primer coat and flat black at top layer

Use 1000 grit sandpaper first then continue with 1500 grit sandpaper

proper sanding is done by sanding the case with soap water. it is to clean up the dirt or oil on your casing.

if u want to do a flat black paint job, i sugget getting Anchor® brand flat black, this is a heavy duty flat black can spray.

spray a thin layer 1st, let it dry. then do a 2nd coat & do a multiple layer for a better result, but remember to leat each coat to dry 1st...

then it is DONE...u'll get a durable heavy duty paint job for your case...