well it kinda happened like this
i 3d printed the mount, then my studio manager looked at it and said 'shame the screen isn't white too' !!!!!!!
OMG - red rag to a bull
they know what i'm like, so that was the end of getting any work that day - LOL
so
1. i disassembled it - it was very easy TBH - only 4 screws and it pretty much fell apart
2. i cleaned it with IPA to degrease it
3. primed it with some aerosol plastic primer that i got from BSB paints - it dries in a matter of seconds
4. spayed it with about 3 coats of plasticote white - i think i should have used normal celulose, but i didnt have any,
as it dries much faster and the colour would be closer to the dji transmitter
i will respray it again at some point, with a satin or matt arctic white celulose, as its not quite white enough at the moment![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
simple really - but i think its much nicer white
i 3d printed the mount, then my studio manager looked at it and said 'shame the screen isn't white too' !!!!!!!
OMG - red rag to a bull
they know what i'm like, so that was the end of getting any work that day - LOL
so
1. i disassembled it - it was very easy TBH - only 4 screws and it pretty much fell apart
2. i cleaned it with IPA to degrease it
3. primed it with some aerosol plastic primer that i got from BSB paints - it dries in a matter of seconds
4. spayed it with about 3 coats of plasticote white - i think i should have used normal celulose, but i didnt have any,
as it dries much faster and the colour would be closer to the dji transmitter
i will respray it again at some point, with a satin or matt arctic white celulose, as its not quite white enough at the moment
simple really - but i think its much nicer white