Now first and furthermost I would Love to extend my congrats to CyberDruid of OCN for this great work he has done for me at a completely reasonable price!
To anyone who need someone to power coat point or custom order parts, Cyberdruid is the Man to go to for this sort of thing.
You can see all his works, service prices, 3rd party prices through this link
CyberDruidPC - Overclock.net - Overclocking.net I suggest that you contact him if you need anything!!! I highly insist Cyberdruid for your modding needs.
Now you might be wondering why I'm so giddy over him? Well lets have the picture do the talking.
First off came the box in it's appropriate size.
Then comes the well thought out packaging shipped out with Insurance to ensure nothing gets harmed in harms way. (Of course if it doesn't, Insurance covers you)
The contents in the box of the products I sent to him, came back in far superb quality paint job of a special new formula of Hammer Black semi gloss finish
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Some more detailed images, some in light to show the texture and quality sheen
Too sexy
Now there was more than just painting. I had Cyber to help me grind down the old fashion fan mounts for the Thermochill HE 120.3 to make them thinner on the sides, the problem was that the old Thermochill models had 27mm fan spacing that resulted incompatibility with some things in the market. Since most mounts required fan spacing of 15mm apart, the simple task of grind down mounts force the radiator to become compatible with that standard. Also the Navig tech station had mounts 20mm apart, since the grind mounts are adjustable anywhere on the radiator thanks to the slide design. I'm able to fit this radiator in nearly all cases in the market by simply siding the positioning of the mounts which makes the spacing smaller. Not all sides had to be grind.
Also you might be wondering where I will be using the nexus beam airs, this picture basically shows it's compatible. Thankfully it is, I forgot to measure before I bought them!
Now this weekend I will re-rivet everything back together with the brand new stainless steel rivets, I hope all goes well!