
By crossings
Sat Jan 08, 2011 1:48 am
you already got your ad in the FOR SALE section... don't spam the thread!


pest1320 wrote:Custom mpc 2k5 "Blue light special" Limited Edition on ebay #229 of 500.
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Explicit- wrote:pest1320 wrote:Custom mpc 2k5 "Blue light special" Limited Edition on ebay #229 of 500.
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You describe it as being "fully customed"? How is that fully customed if it comes like that stock from Akai?
Just saying.

krush777 wrote:Explicit- wrote:pest1320 wrote:Custom mpc 2k5 "Blue light special" Limited Edition on ebay #229 of 500.
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You describe it as being "fully customed"? How is that fully customed if it comes like that stock from Akai?
Just saying.
Because it is an Akai customized MPC that has been customized


higherliving420 wrote:Can anybody explain to me how I can paint my mpc without losing all the factory text thats on it?

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Cicatrix wrote:I just got done plasti-dipping my buttons. Previously I had painted them but really didn't like the slippery feel of them. The plasti-dip gives them a nice rubber grip feel to them which is nice. Also, the cool thing about plasti-dip is that there is no prep work involved other than making sure the area is clean. It goes on extremely even, and if you don't like it, you can peel it right off like a sticker.
If anyone's looking to paint their buttons I would highly reccomend this stuff.


