Psp Replacemnt case

Yes it is nice to be able to put your projects INSIDE something isn't it? You know, to hold everything together so it doesn't flop around? Discuss the techniques here!

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Psp Replacemnt case

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Where is a good place to get one? I'm looking for a clear one.

Any reviews of sites(by forum members) would be helpful

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I wouldn't try it; trust me, I'd know from experience. :lol: I spent about $150 in custom plates, repairs, etc. on my PSP when my original black one got scratched. NONE of them fit well, and all of them are really poor quality, even the "high-end" ones. If you want a new faceplate, get an official Sony one, white or black, and paint it like vskid and others have done.

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CronoTriggerfan wrote:If you want a new faceplate, get an official Sony one, white or black, and paint it like vskid and others have done.
Correction, paint it like I did, but get an aftermarket faceplate. The stock one is a solid piece of plastic, but at least my aftermarket one (no idea of the brand, I bought the PSP from hailrazer, he might remember) had a removable screen cover. So unless you want to mask the screen area off, I'd go with a different faceplate for that reason. The rest of the stock case is fine to paint (except maybe the metal ring on the UMD door, which is why I left the door black).
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