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#459738 - 06/05/05 05:41 AM modded pda [Re: Anonymous]
maestro Registered: 11/15/07 Posts: 1656	Heres some pics of my recently modded pda. Its a Palm that I painted to match my G4 mdd and monitors. -maestro
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#459739 - 06/05/05 05:43 AM Re:modded pda [Re: Anonymous]
maestro Registered: 11/15/07 Posts: 1656	Heres a pic of the base.
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#459740 - 06/05/05 06:45 AM Re:modded pda [Re: Anonymous]
whitlock Moderator Emeritus Registered: 06/07/04 Posts: 1266 Loc: Stoughton, WI USA	Nice. _________________________ MacBook 2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo w/ 2GB DDR2 RAM & 120GB SATA 5400RPM HDD Canon Rebel XTI Google Cr-48 Beta Laptop
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#459741 - 06/05/05 07:24 AM Re:modded pda [Re: Anonymous]
oojacoboo Registered: 02/29/04 Posts: 1468	wow, that looks really good maestro, good job. I especially like the base unit. _________________________ "Fix it 'til it Breaks." Jacob - EiC & Director of Technology Mac Pro Quad 2.66 - 4GB RAM 160 GB SATA RAID 1 - 650 GB Storage Quad 19" Widescreen LCDs Accessorized to the Hilt
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#459742 - 06/05/05 08:10 AM Re:modded pda [Re: Anonymous]
griffer Registered: 02/12/05 Posts: 209	Yea, it almost looks like something apple could have made Really nice finish, what paint did you use? Post edited by: griffer, at: 2005/06/05 15:10 _________________________ - iMac g5 2ghz, 1.5gb ram. - eMac 1ghz (clocked at 1.27): 1gb RAM, Dual Layer Pioneer DVD +/- RW, 80 gb HD, 160 & 250 external Lacie FW HD´s. And modified cooling. - iMac 600 mhz - b&w in atx case, with sata drives :p - PowerMac g3 b/w - with atx psu - PowerBook G3 Wallstreet
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#459743 - 06/05/05 01:56 PM Re:modded pda [Re: Anonymous]
maestro Registered: 11/15/07 Posts: 1656	Thanks. I still have some things to do on it yet. The paint was a high gloss white and chrome (unfortunately its impossible to but chrome in a can, so its silver). I dont recall the brand but I used a "plastic" primer and it has about 6 coats on it to keep the scratches off, hopefully. Now if I could just get my printer to match. -maestro
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