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    I've "shaved" off the memory card doors and controller sync button on a spare faceplate i had, but after repainting to hide the fiberglass and bondo, i realized that the paint i thought looked pretty close to factory white was way off. since i'm going to resand and now remove the usb port door, anyone know of a spray paint that's a little closer to xbox white? much thanks in advanced.

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    Quote Originally Posted by loyalty View Post
    I've "shaved" off the memory card doors and controller sync button on a spare faceplate i had, but after repainting to hide the fiberglass and bondo, i realized that the paint i thought looked pretty close to factory white was way off. since i'm going to resand and now remove the usb port door, anyone know of a spray paint that's a little closer to xbox white? much thanks in advanced.

    here's a pic for reference
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    Im not sure about the paint, I'm actually looking for some white also.

    but as for the bondo job, Its pretty sweet. Be sure to post a pic when you get the other door bondo'ed.

    Not sure how useful it would be to me, as I use the big door all the time, but the idea is great anyhow.

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    thanks. yeah i never use mine. the only time i'd ever have to pull off the faceplate would be if my controller wouldn't sync for some reason

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    CRAP... im doing that on 2 faceplates i have... Im covering the power ring though too. I thought i was the only one.
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    what do you use to cover the buttons up?

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    I used this modeling clay... but it started to shrink and crack. So then i used a few coats of elmers glue to smooth things out. Now im sanding them, and am gonna paint them with this cool rock texture paint i just got. I think they are gonna look pretty sweet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cheezymonkey999 View Post
    CRAP... im doing that on 2 faceplates i have... Im covering the power ring though too. I thought i was the only one.
    post a pic of the power button one too, that will look pretty cool. Be real nice for a custom paint job too.

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    i used fiberglass and bondo (a throwback from my car audio days)

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    ive never used fiberglass or bondo... If i had any i definitly woulda used that instead. I just painted one of the plates and its looking pretty good. Not perfect over the power button though. Ill sand the other one down more. When i get a chance ill post some pics.
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    bondo is pretty handy, it even filled the little wavy lines by the sync button, and i'll use it again to fill the little dots over the usb door

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