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painting/plastidipping a card void warranty?

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does painting/plastidipping a card void warranty, like for example say i wanted to paint/plastidip the msi 100 million edition to be green and blue would that void the warranty

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It depends on the manufacturer. Most of the time, yes, it will void the warranty. Best to send them an email and check. 

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pretty sure theres not many companies that are gonna be happy with someone RMA-ing a plastidipped card.

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does painting/plastidipping a card void warranty, like for example say i wanted to paint/plastidip the msi 100 million edition to be green and blue would that void the warranty

I think that falls under this 

  1. Unauthorized changes of MSI parts, modifications or alterations , parts removal in or to the products

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yes propably.... im not sure

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It depends on the manufacturer. Most of the time, yes, it will void the warranty. Best to send them an email and check. 

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I think that falls under this 

  1. Unauthorized changes of MSI parts, modifications or alterations , parts removal in or to the products

 

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It's plastidip. Worst case is you can peel it off and the manufacturer wouldn't know the difference.

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Plastidipping would probably be ok because you can just peel it off and they wouldn't notice that you plastidipped it.

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It's plastidip. Worst case is you can peel it off and the manufacturer wouldn't know the difference.

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Plastidipping would probably be ok because you can just peel it off and they wouldn't notice that you plastidipped it.

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The AMD R9 Nano and AMD R9 FuryX was designed so you can easily take the cover off and paint it. BUT, aside from those, i think any such modification would void your warranty...

 

 

If you are in doubt, use Vinyl Wrap.... it would be easier to get off, and you can get it in so many textures and looks....

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