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Fallout 3 Case Mod by Dewayne Carel

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Time to start prepping some of the parts for painting. I like to get some of the prep work done and out of the way when I can. This way the primer has time to dry and I can be doing stuff to other items. My way of saving sometime during the build. After doing some sanding it is always best to use a tack cloth to remove the dust and small participles before apply any primer or paint

Fallout 3 Case Mod by Dewayne Carel ADATA, AMD, Americanfreak, ASUS, Case Mod, Crucial, EVGA, fallout 3, Seasonic, Thermaltake 1
I know some people like to only use plasti kote spray paint on plastic, but I like to use a layer Adhesion Promoter. This creates a great bond and will allow you to use any kind and color of paint you want.

Fallout 3 Case Mod by Dewayne Carel ADATA, AMD, Americanfreak, ASUS, Case Mod, Crucial, EVGA, fallout 3, Seasonic, Thermaltake 2

Some primer on the side panel

Fallout 3 Case Mod by Dewayne Carel ADATA, AMD, Americanfreak, ASUS, Case Mod, Crucial, EVGA, fallout 3, Seasonic, Thermaltake 3
and a look at the open damaged area

Fallout 3 Case Mod by Dewayne Carel ADATA, AMD, Americanfreak, ASUS, Case Mod, Crucial, EVGA, fallout 3, Seasonic, Thermaltake 4

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After this comes the fun part of making the case look realistically rough, scratched and rusted. It took me awhile to find a way to get the effect I wanted and I was excited to give it a try.

Up Next… Rust with paint

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