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Re: The GREEN Apple IIe ... :)



"Simon Williams" <***email***@***luddite***.***ca> wrote in message
news:1ggzoer.1s5j5olmkm4uaN%***email***@***luddite***.***ca...
> Bender MX <no@morespam.com> wrote:
>
> > The thing that worries me is the monitor - all that nasty
> > raster voltage laying around inside waiting to mess up
> > my day!
>
> I managed to do a black monitor for my b+h without killing myself... one
> thing I found is that the darker parts of the case (on the back) reacted
> with the paint and looked all bumpy and quite ugly...
> I'd actually recommend masking rather than disassembling... I painted a
> Mac Classic recently and it was much faster (and safer) with just
> masking it... got a bit sloppy in the corners of the screen, but it's
> easy to scrape off excess with a razor.

What kind of setup did you use to paint the Mac Classic? I've got a slightly
yellowed Mac Classic shell that is about 2/3 of the way to being an aquarium
and I have been wondering about repainting it. How did you guard against
painting over the "Macintosh Classic" and apple logo? Did you just repaint
the model name after it was done? What kind of paint did you use?

Thanks,
Greg