[Eddie C]

I recommend plastidipping so it is removable. Ive seen pictures of schiit amp plastidipped black and it looked good. If you scuff it up and paint it, it is not reversible to former condition.

https://imgur.com/a/ZIKT7#GB6mPlT

 

[Speedskater]

Take photos of each step of the dis-assembly, so later you can put it back together.
In the Fall you might get a high school auto shop to paint it.

 

[PrincessLeliana]

I recommend plastidipping so it is removable. Ive seen pictures of schiit amp plastidipped black and it looked good. If you scuff it up and paint it, it is not reversible to former condition.

https://imgur.com/a/ZIKT7#GB6mPlT

Dunno where to source that stuff

 

[Eddie C]

Dunno where to source that stuff

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Original-L...=1&keywords=Plasti+Dip&qid=1592854518&sr=8-16

 

[PrincessLeliana]

Oh fair, bit *too* neon pink though haha ^^

 

[rkw]

Plasti Dip is a good way to start because it is completely reversible. It's like a rubberized coating and if you don't like the results, it can be peeled off. With standard spray painting, you won't be able to restore it back to the original factory finish. These are the Plasti Dip colors in aerosol cans (click on "Plasti Dip Multi Purpose Colors"): https://plastidip.com/our-products/plasti-dip/. They also offer a kit for mixing your own custom color that would be brushed on.

 

[PrincessLeliana]

They dont have any colours I like :C

 

[PrincessLeliana]

Found all the colours I want from rustoleum, not from plasti dip though. My issue is that the rustoleum pink, while not reversible, is exactly the colour i want, I don't have to **** about with anything else ya know? I don't wanna do that custom colour plasti dip thing :c And I can't find any anodisers near me or anywhere that are reasonably priced. Most of them don't even list prices.

 

[Guidostrunk]

That's exactly what I'd use! Very durable stuff.

I was told by someone else that rustoleum is a good brand to use, would you share that sentiment? All their stuff says its good and works fine on metal and such. I'm not looking to spend 200 unfortunately, the amp has already cost me double the initial cost after shipping and voltage changes.

 

[PrincessLeliana]

That's exactly what I'd use! Very durable stuff.

Yeah I've heard a lot of good things! I *do* worry about resale since it's irreversible... But like, what else can I do haha ^_^

This colour is gorgeous