Thanks for clarifying that enaberif.
Two hrs after starting and I'm pretty happy with the result. I only used the denser CleanCut sleeving on the power run that will go from the 1st fan to the Kaze Master header as that's what will be seen. The sleeving between the 3rd and 2nd and 2nd and 1st will be tucked up at the top of the case at the back so I used cheaper fleexo sleaving there
I attached a pic of my handy work..don't think I'm at a high enough level yet to include pics in posts...humm apparently I can
What I learned for next time:
- Practice removing a 1cm strip of wire coating on a piece of scrap wire before you actually attempt to remove it from the wire attached to a fan you are working on. You need to remove this strip from both the red and black wires of fan 1 and 2 about 3 cm from the fan body to be able to solder the leads from fan 2 and 3. You need to be careful that you don't also strip out any of the wire from the section you are removing the coating from.
- Before you start soldering make sure that you have placed the sleeving and heatshrink tubing as required...don't ask how I figured this one out...

- Plan out the length of sleeving to cut so that it can be stretched tight and held tight by the heatshrink. If you look close in the pic I attached you can see I did a better job of this between fan 3 and 2 then between fan 2 and 1
- Solder pulls to the heat source, don't apply the solder directly to the soldering gun tip or you'll end up with a big blob of solder