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Finished painting HAF 912 front grill&optical bays covers,

MulleyUK

Finally finished painting the front grill and optical covers on my HAF912! Soo happy with the finished product and hope to continue modding this build even more...

Feel free to post any mods you have done to your build :)

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I recently removed the HDD slides from my cheap Cooler Master case. After the removal I put in a Scythe GT fan in the front and reversed the airflow in my case. In from the front and behind. Out from the sidepanel

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I tried painting mesh, but how do you prevent bubbles from forming?

Keep the coats light as possible! also i painted outside under the heat of the sun to allow the coats to dry asap....Let me know if you need any help if youre going to try again :)

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I tried painting mesh, but how do you prevent bubbles from forming?

Very thin coats.

 

@op Very nice! keep up the good work.

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I tried painting mesh, but how do you prevent bubbles from forming?

And if bubbles occur, have toothpicks on standby to poke them out. That's what I did when I painted my Bitfenix Shinobi.

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Finally finished painting the front grill and optical covers on my HAF912! Soo happy with the finished product and hope to continue modding this build even more...

Feel free to post any mods you have done to your build :)

 

Looks epic :D I'm going to be painting the mesh red on a fractal arc xl when they FINALLY RELEASE IT IN THE UK! HINT HINT! :P

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Ahhh the good ole haf 912 i had one of these until i upgraded to the Fractal Define XL R2.  I painted the inside of mine since it wasn't the advanced version and changed the red LED on front to a blue LED to match my color scheme.  Was a great little case.

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No offence but i think it's ugly ... :unsure:

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Finally finished painting the front grill and optical covers on my HAF912! Soo happy with the finished product and hope to continue modding this build even more...

Feel free to post any mods you have done to your build :)

You should paint the Cooler Master logo to make it stand out a bit

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No offence but i think it's ugly ... :unsure:

To each his own when i mod or setup my case i do it so i like it not how anyone else likes it.  So if i'm happy with it screw anyone else my paint job on my Haf 912 on the inside wasn't the best but i made do.

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You should paint the Cooler Master logo to make it stand out a bit

thats not a bad idea maybe black so it stands out silver in the letters.  Who knows

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Keep the coats light as possible! also i painted outside under the heat of the sun to allow the coats to dry asap....Let me know if you need any help if youre going to try again :)

What do you mean thin coats? I used spray paint, if it matters...

 

 

And if bubbles occur, have toothpicks on standby to poke them out. That's what I did when I painted my Bitfenix Shinobi.

Yep, I used a needle

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What do you mean thin coats? I used spray paint, if it matters...

 

 

Yep, I used a needle

I used spray paint aswell..make sure to use left to right motions and never leave the can on the same spot! leave to dry for 5 mins between layers and build multiple layers up to create a strong finishing colour!

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thats not a bad idea maybe black so it stands out silver in the letters.  Who knows

@MulleyUK

Like @Wesley maybe a small accent would look great something like a thin stripe around the logo would look great

 

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@MulleyUK

Like @Wesley maybe a small accent would look great something like a thin stripe around the logo would look great

im going to wait until the paint has fully hardened then maybe run some sand paper over the cooler master logo :)

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Considering im 15 years old and this is my first time modding/Using a spray can i am happy with it!

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Considering im 15 years old and this is my first time modding/Using a spray can i am happy with it!

really cool I am 16 so i know how it feels 

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Came out great. Nice job, especially for a first time. :)

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why is there a slight blueish tint on that dvd drive tray?

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why is there a slight blueish tint on that dvd drive tray?

It's may be the lights in my build or the picture quality...

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