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Frosting a duct?

60 grit is to coarse of sandpaper to use for frosting. You'd probably want to use something in the 600+ grit range to frost it. Also, make sure you sand the inside of it, not the outside, it'll look nicer that way ;)
 
I've done quite a bit of frosting on my recent work-in-progress case I'm building from the floor up and out of all methods honestly the best I've found is the simple 'Frost-in-a-can' spraypaint from Home Depot/Lowes.

Just shake up, spray on, let it dry and it's an even frosting effect that you can make as thin or heavy as you want.
 
It might be a good idea to disassemble that HSF and use the coarse sandpaper on it to increace the surface area. Just a though.
 
Originally posted by Berserk256
I've done quite a bit of frosting on my recent work-in-progress case I'm building from the floor up and out of all methods honestly the best I've found is the simple 'Frost-in-a-can' spraypaint from Home Depot/Lowes.

Just shake up, spray on, let it dry and it's an even frosting effect that you can make as thin or heavy as you want.
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I agree 100% I frosted the front window on one of my old mods, and after ruining multiple peices of plexi with all different sandpaper, I bought the frost in a can stuff at Home Depot. Worked great.
 
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