Eh, what's the link for the tekmat ah? Can't find dy

Biggest problem would be resolution and durability. Only good for 3d novelties because other methods are cheaper/better for others.

Topre Realforce.

If I just started using MKBs... I will laugh at the words affordable next to RM600...

But you are right. TKL for RM600 is highly affordable.

Got my full sized at RM750.

I can't brain why people like to use non-ANSI layouts....

Then when the caps arrive have to use wrong profile for the mods :|

Coz pepur be dumb.

I can't take it...

So inelegant. Makes the board feel cheap.

Then you godai.

Arrive already?

15USD is nothing la.

Said many times.

Sanding must do three times.

Coarse grit first to remove the top layer, followed by medium grit and finishing with fine grit. The importance of this is to ensure a consistent surface for the paint to adhere to. You fucuked up, means you need to sand the area again to smoothen it.

I suggest you use wet sandpaper instead of the dry ones. The technique is called wet sanding and will create a freaking smooth surface for you to work with.

Don't act smart, just follow the standard technique for preparing your work surface.

Next step is the proper spraying technique. You need to spray evenly (same pressure on the nozzle, move at even speed across your material). I prefer to spray in quick motions across the entire surface to ensure an even coat, so you might wanna try that too. My friend moves his hand slooooowwwwly across the surface, so that might work for you (I prefer my technique, but in the end all same result).

For the ordering of work done:
1. Sanding.
2. Base coat.
3. Main coat x3.
4. Top coat.

Done properly you'll have great results.

You first time spraying isit?

Not bad what. First time spraying do plastics.

My first time is do cardboard and EVA foam. Now upgrade already can do any material. Just need time to prepare... and see sky to make sure it's sunny day before doing. You'll want the thing to dry.

Also have like a stack of newspaper ready. A big stack or your mom will scold you for messing up your own house.

Don't hope hard. Worse come to worse just redo until smooth.

IMSTO. Or BSP. Check 016 siggy.

New set from Signature Plastics:

http://www.pimpmykeyboard.com/deals/orange-crush/

Yeah, lube the stems on the sliders, and the part where the sliders make contact on the switch housing. Geekhack and reddit has great guides for this. Don't lube anything metal as they are not going to affect the switch feel.

You spend a thousand bucks on a new keyboard. Custom made and all. Top of the line switches, board and keycaps. Suddenly you balk at buying good lube.

Go use KY jelly instead then.

That one is different story. Lubing stabs important because it helps make the big keys feel natural. Otherwise unnecessary.

As for KY jelly... not recommended because it is water based. Besides I use high quality lotion instead, which moisturizes and protects skin.

Sry bro, not enough sleep, so no patience today.

But the point stands... it's like people buy nice phone but cheapo pasar malam cover that doesn't fit properly. It just sucks and smell of cheapness.

If >=50% left, sell to me. I will buy from you. Serious.

Can use. No problem one.