Judaeus Apella
07-19-2006, 05:03 PM
I’m sure a lot of you have scratched a case at least once while in the process of messing around with your systems. How do you fix a bad scratch on a case? The case I own is the black version of this one HERE (http://www.silverstonetek.com/products-tj05.htm).
The scratch on the top panel, on the left side, near the front. Someone told me its some kind of "powder" ....something paint job. I don't remember what exactly they said. How do I repair it? :confused: I fixed the paint job on my truck when I side swiped a mailbox a few years ago, so I at least some experience with paint repair.
I want this case to be nice, and something I can show. I don't want it looking sh*tty, especially after the time I've put into my system. I’m sure you all feel the same way. :)
This is a heavy gauge steel case, meaning its very durable and built like a tank. It's most likely going to outlast it's paint job, so I'm going to have to know how to do this later anyway.
The scratch on the top panel, on the left side, near the front. Someone told me its some kind of "powder" ....something paint job. I don't remember what exactly they said. How do I repair it? :confused: I fixed the paint job on my truck when I side swiped a mailbox a few years ago, so I at least some experience with paint repair.
I want this case to be nice, and something I can show. I don't want it looking sh*tty, especially after the time I've put into my system. I’m sure you all feel the same way. :)
This is a heavy gauge steel case, meaning its very durable and built like a tank. It's most likely going to outlast it's paint job, so I'm going to have to know how to do this later anyway.