What's up guys, can you put photos of gear you have modified and explain what you have done to each piece of gear, even if it is just stickers or styleflip. This is my 404 with some stickers and a replaced the original knobs with low profile knobs so it is was easier to throw in and out of backpacks.

i painted my sp black after being obsessed looking for places that sell black faceplate. i like black simply because i didnt like the original silver shiny surface. and its not like im gonna sell my sp anyway. this is def a keeper.

for the record i am not the first person to paint their sp. it's been done here, most notably drewdank (correct me if im wrong) is the first person to do so. just giving credit to where its due.

^ looking much cooler, i think i might do that too. i like the looks of an sp303 much better than that of the 404.

you just spray painted it? matt black? does it hold well on the metal?

can I get some more info on those knobs or maybe a close up jeff?

They are just shorter? where did they come from?

you gotta prime it so the paint sticks. once you do it there's no goin back after that. i used flat black , paint it even then wait to dry then paint another layer.


that knob mod is a great idea. i used to wrap my 404 with a shirt then tied it with rubber bands to secure the knobs whenever i put it in my backpack, too much work.

I like the vader 404.

@harmony one
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8JCpId33wU
I got them at radio shack. Had to do minimal grinding so they would not rub in there seats.

low profile knobs and fucked up paint i like it looking rough with a calculator watch

oops! i meant sand NOT prime as in use a sandpaper.

sweet drew! radioshack needs to cut us a commission.

hell yeah. you just wait and see what im gonna do to it...i found something else thats useful!

noted. though priming might help too, i read there are special metal primers which make sure that the metal is not affected by the chemicals in the paint.

so now my plan is to prime it with metal primer, coat it in acrylic and then paint it in oil color and get a little artistic on it. after that, seal it w/ sealer spray to make sure it sticks. gotta try it on another piece of metal first, i think. I'll post up pics when done, may be a couple more weeks cause i have too much other stuff to do now.

maybe i should cop a replacement face plate to go crazy on, and save one for backup if anyone knows an address for that let me know, cause i can't find any using google.