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M$ Wireless Mouse Painted Silver

mohammedtaha said:
Because this looks better and I did it myself.
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Amen to that. Looks awesome. I'd like to do something similar to that on my logitech. What kind of paints did you use?
 
primer then wet sand

duplicolor ground coat .. it's silver

a few light coats with half hour delay

clear coat after 45 mins and the next after 1 hour ... wait 3 - 5 days to cure

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If you sand it make sure you wet sand and apply primer and wet sand again upto 1500 or 2000 grit
 
Suprnova04 said:
so you only wet sanded after the primer? also how many coats of primer, one?
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A few actually. It doesn't take much time for it to dry.

If you spray it right you never have to sand it again. Keep it away from flying objects and your hand use for a couple of days should sand it fine. Better than the finest grit in my opinion.

Check out a keyboard that's been used for a while and you'd understand what I mean.
 
altec said:
Looks nice but why didn't you just get the silver one?
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Looks good but he could've just got a logitech mx series looks identical. Good job tho man.
 
But painting is cheaper. I also wanted a different look, the silver that M$ offers isn't the same.
 
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