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Flyser

Hey, I´ve currently the Galax Hall of Fame 1080 and want to paint the backplate black because it would fit better to my system. I have no experience with custom painting and wanted to ask what i need to look for. (special paint, preparation, or anything else?)

thank you in advance

-F

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6 minutes ago, Flyser said:

Hey, I´ve currently the Galax Hall of Fame 1080 and want to paint the backplate black because it would fit better to my system. I have no experience with custom painting and wanted to ask what i need to look for. (special paint, preparation, or anything else?)

thank you in advance

-F

ncix did a video

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As long as there no heat that has to be dissipated by the back plate, then you can use a can of spray paint in black 

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Just now, iamthecpu said:

As long as there no heat that has to be dissipated by the back plate, then you can use a can of spray paint in black 

ok thank you :D

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13 minutes ago, Ethocreeper said:

ncix did a video

do you mean the video that came out for the canada day ?

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Look for Plasti-Dip or something. It's supposed to look good, but then peel off if you need to RMA the part. 

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Just now, Ethocreeper said:

yes

ok thank you i´ll watch it later

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You could also use Vinyl wrap, it should be pretty easy to do.

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also gamers nexus have a new sponsor with cool magnetic backplate thinks that you can customize from there site just like d brand

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13 minutes ago, Ethocreeper said:

also gamers nexus have a new sponsor with cool magnetic backplate thinks that you can customize from there site just like d brand

ok nice but do they have one for the hall of fame 1080 ? O.o

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1 minute ago, Flyser said:

ok nice but do they have one for the hall of fame 1080 ? O.o

idk go check

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Just now, Ethocreeper said:

idk go check

ok but how´s the name ?^^

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Should be fine with any paint as all backplates are painted from the factory. I'd just do plastidip, just clean it well first. 

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