Painting my case and monitor

[Buz2b]

Threw that out there for confirmation, not as fact, read my post again

I would have taken it as something looking for confirmation if it had been in the form of a question; but it wasn't. Your first line was "Also, if you unplug your monitor and let it sit a while, I've heard the capacitance electricity will disappate." That didn't sound to me like you were asking for confirmation. If you were and I missunderstood, you have my apologies.

 

[Mikki]

Originally posted by: Buz2b

Threw that out there for confirmation, not as fact, read my post again

I would have taken it as something looking for confirmation if it had been in the form of a question; but it wasn't. Your first line was "Also, if you unplug your monitor and let it sit a while, I've heard the capacitance electricity will disappate." That didn't sound to me like you were asking for confirmation. If you were and I missunderstood, you have my apologies.

 

[PuppettMaster001]

I decided to buy a black monitor. I wanted a new monitor anyway. But for my case I am not sure of what paint to get. Can I get a mirror finish with vinyl dye? I saw a link that showed me how to get a mirror finish on computer cases and I love it. But I also don't want it to scratch easy, can vinyl dye do this?

 

[MassiveUnit]

Dying your case with vinyl dye will mean that it will scratch just as easily as the plastic that covers your case will. If you let paint dry for about 3 months and are at least somewhat careful during that time, you will have a hard coat of paint that will not scratch easily. I don't know if you saw this in my earlier post, so i will present it again: <http://www.pc-workshop.net/articles/paint101/paint101-1.shtml> It's a wonderful tutorial for painting your case and if you follow it's instructions and don't put wax on it until the paint has fully hardened, you will have a very durable finish.