Painting Video Game Consoles at Brianna Fornachon blog

Painting Video Game Consoles. We've got you covered with game inserts for every current and past generation gaming system that we could find cases for. My starting thoughts would be to take the console apart and use krylon (black) spray paint for plastic to make the entire system black and. I found a spare gamecube console while cleaning out my attic and i thought i'd give it a spray paint but i have no idea where to begin. You could either tape off inside the power button slot and around maybe the bottom 3/4 of the button. The best thing to do is disassemble it and paint all of the individual components separately. The last time i did this was over 10 years ago on a cheap playstation. Any general tips for where to begin? I tried looking online but all the tutorials had a bad finish or were selling prepainted custom consoles. I play a lot on my consoles (ps2 and ps3) and i wanted to get them personalized so i had someone draw me dbz art on my ps3 and i'm gonna get my.

Any general tips for where to begin? My starting thoughts would be to take the console apart and use krylon (black) spray paint for plastic to make the entire system black and. I play a lot on my consoles (ps2 and ps3) and i wanted to get them personalized so i had someone draw me dbz art on my ps3 and i'm gonna get my. The last time i did this was over 10 years ago on a cheap playstation. The best thing to do is disassemble it and paint all of the individual components separately. I found a spare gamecube console while cleaning out my attic and i thought i'd give it a spray paint but i have no idea where to begin. We've got you covered with game inserts for every current and past generation gaming system that we could find cases for. You could either tape off inside the power button slot and around maybe the bottom 3/4 of the button. I tried looking online but all the tutorials had a bad finish or were selling prepainted custom consoles.

Old Consoles, New Paint The Awesomer

Painting Video Game Consoles The last time i did this was over 10 years ago on a cheap playstation. The last time i did this was over 10 years ago on a cheap playstation. Any general tips for where to begin? My starting thoughts would be to take the console apart and use krylon (black) spray paint for plastic to make the entire system black and. You could either tape off inside the power button slot and around maybe the bottom 3/4 of the button. The best thing to do is disassemble it and paint all of the individual components separately. We've got you covered with game inserts for every current and past generation gaming system that we could find cases for. I play a lot on my consoles (ps2 and ps3) and i wanted to get them personalized so i had someone draw me dbz art on my ps3 and i'm gonna get my. I found a spare gamecube console while cleaning out my attic and i thought i'd give it a spray paint but i have no idea where to begin. I tried looking online but all the tutorials had a bad finish or were selling prepainted custom consoles.