souperman
Headphoneus Supremus
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i did the paint job with spray paint. i used a maroon spray paint and a gold spray paint. i didn't bother strpping the original finish first because it doesn't really matter since i was spraying it. i finished the job with a matte finish primer to dull the sparkly gold but still retain SOME of the sparkle. it's actually VERY easy. if you are hesitant i would just purchase some extra parts and just do them and see how you like them. at first i was just testing out the grills and i decided i loved them so i decided to finish the job.
edit: i also hated the sennheiser logo. so i got rid of it.
Originally Posted by gabedamien /img/forum/go_quote.gif Beautiful! I have been thinking that I'd love the HD650s a bit more if they were a little more aesthetically interesting... but I'm also REALLY hesitant to actually: 1) potentially screw them up, 2) destroy the resale potential (just in case), 3) lose the sennheiser logo. For the curious: how did you do the paintjob? Just remove the grills and spraypaint? Did you prime them, use a certain kind of spraypaint, strip the original finish first, etc.? I'm not experienced with craft/hobby paints/lacquers, so I don't see myself following suit anytime soon. But maybe someday! |
i did the paint job with spray paint. i used a maroon spray paint and a gold spray paint. i didn't bother strpping the original finish first because it doesn't really matter since i was spraying it. i finished the job with a matte finish primer to dull the sparkly gold but still retain SOME of the sparkle. it's actually VERY easy. if you are hesitant i would just purchase some extra parts and just do them and see how you like them. at first i was just testing out the grills and i decided i loved them so i decided to finish the job.
edit: i also hated the sennheiser logo. so i got rid of it.