Case mods made easier

[Mr Pilkington]

Ever want that powder-coat look, with out the expense or wait period? Go to your local hardware store and pick up some “Krylon” Fusion’s paint. On plastics and some stock case coatings it bonds, and I do mean bonds. This isn’t your average paint, its Massive and Crinos! It actually fuses itself to the plastic (hence the name “Fusion”) and creates a molecular bond beyond the surface of the paint. Not to mention, looks uber cool!

[gadoo]

cool!

[FATTY_VM]

Ever want that powder-coat look, with out the expense or wait period? Go to your local hardware store and pick up some “Krylon” Fusion’s paint. On plastics and some stock case coatings it bonds, and I do mean bonds. This isn’t your average paint, its Massive and Crinos! It actually fuses itself to the plastic (hence the name “Fusion”) and creates a molecular bond beyond the surface of the paint. Not to mention, looks uber cool!

sounds pretty cool, do you have any pics though?

[FATTY_VM]

** o .. and does it have an obnoxious smell to it even after the job is done, like most spray paints?

[Mr Pilkington]

Ever want that powder-coat look, with out the expense or wait period? Go to your local hardware store and pick up some “Krylon” Fusion’s paint. On plastics and some stock case coatings it bonds, and I do mean bonds. This isn’t your average paint, its Massive and Crinos! It actually fuses itself to the plastic (hence the name “Fusion”) and creates a molecular bond beyond the surface of the paint. Not to mention, looks uber cool!

sounds pretty cool, do you have any pics though?

I do!
But no hosting.

** o .. and does it have an obnoxious smell to it even after the job is done, like most spray paints?

Unfortunately yes. But seal it and dry the sealer under heat and the smell disappears relatively quickly. Even without sealer its not a heavy scent like with most spray on paints. I imagine it would eventually fade away. The smell also depends on how heavy your coats are. I like to use several very light coatings. This gives the paint time to bond with the plastic. Its also provides a more even finished look. When the cases are 100% done I am listing them on ebay. I'll post pics then.

[FATTY_VM]

Ever want that powder-coat look, with out the expense or wait period? Go to your local hardware store and pick up some “Krylon” Fusion’s paint. On plastics and some stock case coatings it bonds, and I do mean bonds. This isn’t your average paint, its Massive and Crinos! It actually fuses itself to the plastic (hence the name “Fusion”) and creates a molecular bond beyond the surface of the paint. Not to mention, looks uber cool!

sounds pretty cool, do you have any pics though?

I do!
But no hosting.

** o .. and does it have an obnoxious smell to it even after the job is done, like most spray paints?

Unfortunately yes. But seal it and dry the sealer under heat and the smell disappears relatively quickly. Even without sealer its not a heavy scent like with most spray on paints. I imagine it would eventually fade away. The smell also depends on how heavy your coats are. I like to use several very light coatings. This gives the paint time to bond with the plastic. Its also provides a more even finished look. When the cases are 100% done I am listing them on ebay. I'll post pics then.

lol the idea does still amuse me, never even thought about doing something like that before thanks Pilk. for the idea

[Mr Pilkington]

Hey no prob!

Always happy to help the truu Case Mods.
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