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Logitech Mouse Paint Job

FL4TLINE

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Pretty straight forward:

Started with this, about 5 years old; showing wear and tear:
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I removed the Logitech logo disk as it was scratched and losing paint and filled it with putty:
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Sprayed with primer:
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Matte black paint:
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Still need to clear coat and reassemble. Will post more pics when complete.
 
Thats pretty cool, let us know how it works out for you. I'd be a little concerned about durability (the putty flexing and cracking), but if this works good, I might do the same to my G5 mouse. I can't stand the aligator skin texture of it... I'd prefer a flat smooth surface.

what did you use? Is it an epoxy? Or is it something like body filler?
 
Appreciate the compliment. I am probably going to clearcoat it tonight, and reassemble. As I mentioned, I will post more pics.

I will also keep you update on how it wears as I start to use it.
 
Not to be a thread killer, Because this does look good, But isn't this in the wrong section?

Wouldn't it be better suited in the Mice and keyboard section?
 
looks really good, something i need to keep in mind for when my G500 goes out of warranty, maybe ill be able to give it a coating that wont wear off as easy as the stock one
 
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Just set it back in place, still need to put it back together officially.
 
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