Nvidia logo

underground1021 · 23-May-06, 03:43 PM

I just got the Cooler Master Stacker 830 and I wanted to paint the Nvidia logo on the side of it. I tried painting a long time ago and let's just say it sucked balls, anyone have any pointers for this one cause anything would be helpful stencil, paint, and finish-wise.

http://www.todojuegos.com/img/nvidia/logo_nvidia.jpg

The Captain · 23-May-06, 03:51 PM

You can use a layered mask technique.

Steps in order:

Primer
White
Gray
Black
Green

nick_boy69 · 24-May-06, 06:12 AM

Maybe you could try a cardboard cut out or somthing,and spray over it

Wafflesomd · 24-May-06, 07:02 AM

I know forzencpu has an nvidia window applique, but for some reason, their applique pages dont load beyond 3, wierd. Probly just me, check there for it if your interested, I'd get ya a link, but the pages wont load

The Dragon Reborn · 24-May-06, 07:36 AM

The only one I saw "locally" is this one;

Not the one you are looking for....

Besides the "layered mask" technique you could try to find a local airbrush shop... a collegue of mine
does all kinds of airbrush "jobs" like this.. don't know what it would cost, though...

TDR

reflux · 24-May-06, 09:28 AM

Or...you could just buy a mahoosive sticker like the following...

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Nvidia-High-Qu...QQcmdZViewItem

Fire Hawk · 24-May-06, 04:02 PM

The Cpatian has the right idea. At least imho. Im guessing that the surface you're painting on is flat. Frisket paper might not be a bad idea. Its thin and can be tough to work with but it typically results in clean, sharp lines. The logo you chose is also prettie complex. Why not practise a few times first?

BigJunk93YJ · 24-May-06, 05:54 PM

if you go to your local sign shop they could probably do it up for you in vinyl. they could print the logo on a vinyl sheet which you could then wrap the panel with or make a cut vinyl sticker.

Tonks · 28-May-06, 12:59 PM

do individual cut outs for it, cutout the black on a piece of paper, use it as a spray stencle, the whatevers white make a stencle, than u can positon it prefectly to the way u likes it

23-May-06, 03:43 PM		#1 (permalink)
underground1021 Apex Techie Wannabe	Nvidia logo I just got the Cooler Master Stacker 830 and I wanted to paint the Nvidia logo on the side of it. I tried painting a long time ago and let's just say it sucked balls, anyone have any pointers for this one cause anything would be helpful stencil, paint, and finish-wise. http://www.todojuegos.com/img/nvidia/logo_nvidia.jpg

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23-May-06, 03:51 PM		#2 (permalink)
The Captain Apex Master Tech	You can use a layered mask technique. Steps in order: Primer White Gray Black Green

24-May-06, 06:12 AM		#3 (permalink)
nick_boy69 Apex Techie I	Maybe you could try a cardboard cut out or somthing,and spray over it

24-May-06, 07:02 AM		#4 (permalink)
Wafflesomd Banned	I know forzencpu has an nvidia window applique, but for some reason, their applique pages dont load beyond 3, wierd. Probly just me, check there for it if your interested, I'd get ya a link, but the pages wont load

24-May-06, 07:36 AM		#5 (permalink)
The Dragon Reborn Apex Elite Expert Tech	The only one I saw "locally" is this one; Not the one you are looking for.... Besides the "layered mask" technique you could try to find a local airbrush shop... a collegue of mine does all kinds of airbrush "jobs" like this.. don't know what it would cost, though... TDR

24-May-06, 09:28 AM		#6 (permalink)
reflux Sempr0n?	Or...you could just buy a mahoosive sticker like the following... http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Nvidia-High-Qu...QQcmdZViewItem

24-May-06, 04:02 PM		#7 (permalink)
Fire Hawk Apex Tech Maniac	The Cpatian has the right idea. At least imho. Im guessing that the surface you're painting on is flat. Frisket paper might not be a bad idea. Its thin and can be tough to work with but it typically results in clean, sharp lines. The logo you chose is also prettie complex. Why not practise a few times first?

24-May-06, 05:54 PM		#8 (permalink)
BigJunk93YJ Apex Advanced Techie	if you go to your local sign shop they could probably do it up for you in vinyl. they could print the logo on a vinyl sheet which you could then wrap the panel with or make a cut vinyl sticker.

28-May-06, 12:59 PM		#9 (permalink)
Tonks Apex Techie II	do individual cut outs for it, cutout the black on a piece of paper, use it as a spray stencle, the whatevers white make a stencle, than u can positon it prefectly to the way u likes it