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Painted a laptop (silver)

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Qtip42

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Been meaning to post this. Painted a laptop for a fellow the other day. The color code was from a BMW. Blended nicely with the keyboard.

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Nice job. Any chance you have tutorial on how you took it apart or a worklog?
 
Nah just grabbed a screwdriver and got to work. The top of the laptop was filled (where the dell logo used to be (center)).
 
Got any paint tips? I sorta made a few mistakes on my laptop painting attempt. :confused:

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which resulted in:

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:eek:
 
oh..........my............god. Kuyaglen! Don't use the piece you are bondo'ing as a bondo-board. :D

Did you fix that? I'm assuming you were trying to make it flat on top. There's much much easier ways of doing so. Heck even taping cardboard to the sides and laying the bondo-side down on wax paper would make it flat. If you can't fix it, bring it to me :D
 
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