Any comments or suggestions? I joined because this seems like such a great forum! Hope you dont mind, im going to be asking a lot of questions for my in-progress N64p (who needs a DS when you have an N64p!)
FS: Modded DS! N64 themed!
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palmertech
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FS: Modded DS! N64 themed!
Hi, this is my second post! Anyway, i have a modded DS for sale! Im not selling it here, its on eBay, but thought i would post it: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0198044992
Any comments or suggestions? I joined because this seems like such a great forum! Hope you dont mind, im going to be asking a lot of questions for my in-progress N64p (who needs a DS when you have an N64p!)
Any comments or suggestions? I joined because this seems like such a great forum! Hope you dont mind, im going to be asking a lot of questions for my in-progress N64p (who needs a DS when you have an N64p!)
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Thanks!
thanks kurt! I'm flattered!
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Yeah, you should fix that.
If I were you I'd cancel the auction and fix it. It's really easy to do.
You see, buttons are made nice and smooth. Paint doesn't stick to them well at all. But if you give the buttons a quick sanding, even with really fine sandpaper, paint adheres much better. I would always sand something with 400-1200 grit sandpaper before painting.
Because peeling paint, especially in a custom-modded console, could deter many otherwise-likely buyers.
If I were you I'd cancel the auction and fix it. It's really easy to do.
You see, buttons are made nice and smooth. Paint doesn't stick to them well at all. But if you give the buttons a quick sanding, even with really fine sandpaper, paint adheres much better. I would always sand something with 400-1200 grit sandpaper before painting.
Because peeling paint, especially in a custom-modded console, could deter many otherwise-likely buyers.
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