Custom modded GREEN PSP

[J-Hood]

Heys, first post, I did a custom PSP paint job for a mod contest last week and since this site is the biggest PSP site that I visit, I figured I should post.

I have a whole write up for it, with step by step pics and such, but here's just the final's, you can't see all the pearl in the color because there is no sun in the pics, but the paint is a custom mix of lime/pearl.





The rules for the contest were that it could be anything but you couldn't spend more than $50, the materials for this cost about $30 and about half a week of my free time.

[*o*]

thats a hot paint job!!!

[PSP_Newbie]

wow, nice job!
your psp is lookin pretty sweet

[pepegomez]

looks boring, sry but white looks even better. or something like a shining blue

[leggy]

Looks great!

Post your write up sometime.

[PSP_Newbie]

looks boring, sry but white looks even better. or something like a shining blue

well, it looks like you're in luck, cause according to him he's got instructions and pictures galore, meaning you could probably just use another color and get a nice shining blue or whatever you want

[wraggster]

yeah id like to see more of this

[pepegomez]

well, it looks like you're in luck, cause according to him he's got instructions and pictures galore, meaning you could probably just use another color and get a nice shining blue or whatever you want

hm thats true.

Hey j-hood why not making a tut?

[wakeuphater]

post your instructions, i'd like to do a custom paint scheme on mine too. this looks like a nice way to paint it, but the lime green looks nasty in my opinion. good job tho!

[J-Hood]

Ok, here's the write up...

Here is the sticky film needed to cover the clear portion of the screen.


I cut the film to match the screen...


First coat of primer



after first wet sand



After applied you can tell the screen looks smoked.


Yeah, its not much of a write-up, just pics through the process, its not difficult, just a standard paint job like you would do on any mod.

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