Project "THE SHINY ONE"
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Bit of a update this project is now dead as i no longer need this case for watercooling as the sandybridge runs cool so the update is what ive done to the case to get it finished,dont think i`ll ever want to polish Aluminum again 
Front and one side.
Rear
Top
Front and one side.
Rear
Top
jesus thats shiny.
hats off to you for taking the time and effort that must have involved
Thanks almost killed me,lucky for me i bought a good sander/polisher was going to do it by hand
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That case is just begging to be watercooled :X
That is shiny, man bet it shows fingerprints and smudges like crazy!
The inside of that build is very easy on the eyes, I like how it looks really neat, I don't even mind the very red 5.25" drive bays. Also it's a mountain mods case, I have a soft spot for them since I got my U2UFO
The inside of that build is very easy on the eyes, I like how it looks really neat, I don't even mind the very red 5.25" drive bays. Also it's a mountain mods case, I have a soft spot for them since I got my U2UFO
Silly silver component
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I really feel for you on this one.... Having only just sanded down a single side panel with 180 grit the other day and still hating the whole process I can't imagine how you go through so many layers of sanding down!
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very very shiney
If your going to polish a large panel you are better of buying a sander/polisher then wet and dry mate B&Q do a cheap one that will be ok for the job.
It`s very hard work but the reward is well worth the time and effort,if you need any tips im here if you need me