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I wanted most of the case to be painted from silver to black. This included the back panel. When I taped the top, it covered part of the panel that was used for PSU's with external fan. This was quite simple to do. Just get a sharp razor blade and cut it out along the lines. The next part I needed to tape up was the bottom. Taping is quite simple, just keep the ...

tridy Please don't bring up (very) old topics. This one is over two years old! Altough the discussion is interesting, we'd rather have a new fresh topic without outdated information. Thanks, - Al

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Nice one man... now this looks like copying I honestly didn't realize that someone else had done this... Nice to see that someone else had the idea, and I have no clue how we ended up using the same Zalman part to do the job. I'll add your link to my article at the top. Sorry if I stole your thunder in any way mate.

Here’s what mine looked like: After 800 grit flat but some defined scratches still showing: Final after 2000 grit (in better lighting – still some very subtle scratches but flat and polished enough for me): After these steps, perform the same steps on your cooling unit surface. Install the CPU and spread a very thin layer of thermal material (MX2 or ...