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    awesome dingdong, cant wait buddy
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    lookin' good so far man. you got a great deal on the powdercoating.
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    I would like to thank Alan who is the one that powdercoated my internals 4 days it took him to send it away to get stripped of the old spray paint AND powdercoated, AMAZING! he only charge $60AUD ($44USD) too....I don't need to say anything more.

    Sorry for the pictures, I really want to get this build 90% done this weekend, I'll have better pics of the internals tomorrow when I have daylight! (Please don't rain like it is now....)

    This is where my build beings...............















    I would also like to give a HUGE shout out to Shazza, she sent me some bitspower barbs which saved me A LOT in shipping etc.... One of the most generous and kindest person I have EVER come across, Thanks Sharon, I'd be extremely happy if my build turns out half as good as yours! Thanks!!!


    More to come this weekend!

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    Nice powder coat job Dingdong. It's time to get to work and show us what you have up your sleeve.

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    Yeah what is that color matte black or gloss black?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lu(ky View Post
    Yeah what is that color matte black or gloss black?
    Matt black I didn't have any good lighting so that's why.....pics coming tomorrow though

    Cheers kirk....you've always been an inspiration!

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    Looking good !!!!! can wait see it all together !!!1 keep it up ....

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    Wow that looks amazing!
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    Outstanding powder coating! We need to see some more pics.

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    Quote Originally Posted by theseeker View Post
    Outstanding powder coating! We need to see some more pics.
    Thanks man just got to go to the hardware store today.....pictures coming today sometime.

    Quote Originally Posted by Jhors2 View Post
    Wow that looks amazing!
    I know! Thanks.

    Quote Originally Posted by j.almonte View Post
    Looking good !!!!! can wait see it all together !!!1 keep it up ....
    Neither can I Cheers.

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    dude, the powder coating came out awesome!!!
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    Nice job! The powdercoating looks AWESOME!

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    Your powder coating job looks wonderful, James. I'm happy to help contribute in a small way to your build, as I truly believe it's a great hobby, and something that will benefit you for years to come.

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    60 bucks is cheap for a quality job. Looking good.

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    Like everyone said,, the powdering turned out great.

    The back panel where your switches are going to reside turned out very well.

    Can't wait to see this thing put back together and running

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chicken Patty View Post
    dude, the powder coating came out awesome!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by hotwaxisbad View Post
    Nice job! The powdercoating looks AWESOME!
    Thanks guys!

    Quote Originally Posted by shazza View Post
    Your powder coating job looks wonderful, James. I'm happy to help contribute in a small way to your build, as I truly believe it's a great hobby, and something that will benefit you for years to come.
    Thankyou Sharon. I have learnt a lot off your build!

    Quote Originally Posted by MomijiTMO View Post
    60 bucks is cheap for a quality job. Looking good.
    Sure is!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by jpm804 View Post
    Like everyone said,, the powdering turned out great.

    The back panel where your switches are going to reside turned out very well.

    Can't wait to see this thing put back together and running
    Thankyou guys!

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    your parts came out fantastic

    everything is coming along nicely -

    can't wait to see it all together! - great job

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    UPDATE - Mock build

    hey guys!

    After many dilemmas....I have to order a new midplate which should be here by the end of this week, my pump top will be here Wednesday, by the end of the week I hope to have this finished.

    So I decided to put it all together to see how it looks, turns out pretty good IMO.

    Few things I know that aren't right -

    - The PCI-e cable on the right needs to be resleeved, I'll be using a 8pin extension so the 8pin plug is in one and not 6+2pin.
    - The powdercoating on the back of the motherboard tray (on the left) is wrong....I think some of the sticky residue was left over from the sticky pad thing on there, any ideas how I can cover it up? I'm a bit stumped here.
    - I know I have no pump top

    Here are some pictures.......





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    The cables at the rear are pretty much hidden, see the sticky residue on the left of the motherboard tray? Any ideas to cover it up?



    Custom made fan controller steel plate turned out very good in black




    Thanks guys....

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    It's looking good....

    what happened to the midplate if you dont mind me asking?

    Also you should be able to use some goo gone to get taht sticky reside removed, what is it from?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jpm804 View Post
    It's looking good....

    what happened to the midplate if you dont mind me asking?

    Also you should be able to use some goo gone to get taht sticky reside removed, what is it from?
    It's from the sticky pad that was on there before powdercoating, if I remove it I think bare metal will be under it.

    I drilled the hole on the mid plate in the wrong spot as I didn't account for the fans on the radiator.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dingdong555 View Post
    It's from the sticky pad that was on there before powdercoating, if I remove it I think bare metal will be under it.

    I drilled the hole on the mid plate in the wrong spot as I didn't account for the fans on the radiator.
    IC .... can't you just redrill a new hole and leave the exisiting one instead of reordering and powdercoating a new mid plate.

    Also for the residue, it weird how the sandblasting didnt remove that residue before they powdercoated it...

    You could creatinvely find a way to cover it with your cabling maybe if your going to some wire management back there or a plain black sticker maybe

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    Quote Originally Posted by jpm804 View Post
    IC .... can't you just redrill a new hole and leave the exisiting one instead of reordering and powdercoating a new mid plate.

    Also for the residue, it weird how the sandblasting didnt remove that residue before they powdercoated it...

    You could creatinvely find a way to cover it with your cabling maybe if your going to some wire management back there or a plain black sticker maybe
    Very strange how it wasn't removed.

    I could drill another hole but it would looks messy I already sold my other one so all is good.

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    looks good dingdong555

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    Ding Dong Ding Dong mate thats looking the Buziness!

    Now please do PM me your powdercoaters details seeing as we are almost neighbours lol

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