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Diesel2005
I just want to know if its easy to remove everything from inside the case because i want to paint my xbox white
nightmare84j28
Sure its easy, just get the right torx bit (10 i think, 20 for the case screws im not sure)

All you have to do is pulled out a few cables and unscrew a few screws biggrin.gif
SweetDreamConsoles
Easy as cake jsut take screws pull up pull back its out. Make sure its in a non static area biggrin.gif



Thank you
Sweet Dream Consoles
Diesel2005
I've removed the motherboard. Do i have to remove the metal inside the case where the motherboard sat?

If i remove the metal do i need to put it back onto xbox when done painting or can i just leave out the metal just put the motherboard back in?
SpookieStylez
^^yeah, what they said, or check the tutorials secton. dry.gif

sS
nightmare84j28
You should remove the metal sheilding so the spray painting goes better...

Yeah you should put it back in afterwards too although leaving it out normally doesn't hurt but it can interferre with things (i cant use my tv remote when my xbox is on without shielding)
SpookieStylez
You can replace the heat sheilding if you want. I would leave it out unless there was some interference w/ the xbox and something else. Thats basically what the sheilding is for. So, unless your having problems, leave it out if your lazy.


sS
nightmare84j28
Heat sheilding? lol biggrin.gif

I would put the sheilding back in just to save the hassle of the interferrance.
SweetDreamConsoles
KEEEP THE SHIELDING!!! biggrin.gif




Thank You
Sweet Dream Cosnoles
games1216
Easy you say? Well the only thing easier that I did was unplug my power supply cord from the wall!

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KEEEP THE SHIELDING!!! biggrin.gif




Thank You
Sweet Dream Cosnoles

Lol , The way you put "Thank you , Sweet Dream Consoles " after that just made me rofl.
Diesel2005
I can't seem to get teh shielding off and how do u remove the fan
SweetDreamConsoles
Hve u ever taken ur xbox apart? if not i suggest you go to google an find a tut jsut a suggestion


Thank You
Sweet Dream Consoles
beastiekid
here ya go
Diesel2005
I took everything out. I painted my xbox before but it didn't turn out the way i like it so i'm gonna repaint it to a white glossy colour. I'll be using krylons glossy white. should i sand it a bit first? Also do i need something else to protect the paint after i'm done spraying it?
beastiekid
non yellowing clear coat
Diesel2005
QUOTE(beastiekid @ Jan 20 2006, 05:41 AM) *

non yellowing clear coat



what do u mean by that? could u explain? what do i need?
beastiekid
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Diesel2005
Ok.

So all i need is the non yellow coat and glossy white?

do i really need a primer and texture?


If i only need the non yellow coat and glossy white whats the procedure?


Spray xbox with the glossy white and then let it try and use the non yellow coat as the last step?
The_Hushed_Casket
If you want a really nice paint job I would use primer. However if you use Krylon Fusion (which bonds to plastic) primer isn't as necessary. So your best bet would be to paint it white. (Do several coats, waiting hours to dry in between). Then after that has dried sufficiently go over with the clear coat.
Diesel2005
QUOTE(The_Hushed_Casket @ Jan 20 2006, 07:41 AM) *

If you want a really nice paint job I would use primer. However if you use Krylon Fusion (which bonds to plastic) primer isn't as necessary. So your best bet would be to paint it white. (Do several coats, waiting hours to dry in between). Then after that has dried sufficiently go over with the clear coat.



alright thanks for the help.
Diesel2005
How long should i wait when finish spraying with whtie till i use the finishing protecting coat?
Scott123
QUOTE(Diesel2005 @ Jan 20 2006, 02:36 AM) *

I just want to know if its easy to remove everything from inside the case because i want to paint my xbox white


its easy, removed hdd and dvd, unplug controller ports, unplug power supply and unplug fan and remove the 10 torx 10 screws put ur fingers under to board facing the front of the xbox and pull up and out.


with krylon 5 min between light coats and 24 hours before clear coat. Dispite what people say Kylon espicially on the controllers actually will obsorb the sweet and make the paint sticky without a clear coat.
Diesel2005
QUOTE(Scott123 @ Jan 21 2006, 04:46 AM) *

its easy, removed hdd and dvd, unplug controller ports, unplug power supply and unplug fan and remove the 10 torx 10 screws put ur fingers under to board facing the front of the xbox and pull up and out.
with krylon 5 min between light coats and 24 hours before clear coat. Dispite what people say Kylon espicially on the controllers actually will obsorb the sweet and make the paint sticky without a clear coat.


So do i really need to wait 24hrs for a clear coat? Can i just wait like 1hr - 3hr?
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