My newest custom work in the New Scratch Magazine

hey , i am really in need of finding out , how in the hell do you people customize mpc's keyboards and such , i tried to customize mine , but i didnt paint straight over the factory paint job , i took the shell off, took like some sort of sticky wall paper or shelf paper and put it over the shell , then i made some dollar sign ($) stencils and place them over the parts where i didnt want pain at , took some car model paint , painted over the sticky paper , had to wait 12-14 hours for it to dry , then i took the stencils off and place the shell back on the mpc unit, it s looks ok but not professional looking like the other companys, i just need to know what do these people use and where do they get the letters for the buttons from to put back up on the mpc's,

hey , i am really in need of finding out , how in the hell do you people customize mpc's keyboards and such , i tried to customize mine , but i didnt paint straight over the factory paint job , i took the shell off, took like some sort of sticky wall paper or shelf paper and put it over the shell , then i made some dollar sign ($) stencils and place them over the parts where i didnt want paint at , took some car model paint , painted over the sticky paper , had to wait 12-14 hours for it to dry , then i took the stencils off and place the shell back on the mpc unit, it s looks ok but not professional looking like the other companys, i just need to know what do these people use and where do they get the letters for the buttons from to put back up on the mpc's,

Congratulations on the magazine spot...just saw it in Scratch today and remembered your work from pics posted on this board. Keep doing your thing.

hey , i am really in need of finding out , how in the hell do you people customize mpc's keyboards and such , i tried to customize mine , but i didnt paint straight over the factory paint job , i took the shell off, took like some sort of sticky wall paper or shelf paper and put it over the shell , then i made some dollar sign ($) stencils and place them over the parts where i didnt want paint at , took some car model paint , painted over the sticky paper , had to wait 12-14 hours for it to dry , then i took the stencils off and place the shell back on the mpc unit, it s looks ok but not professional looking like the other companys, i just need to know what do these people use and where do they get the letters for the buttons from to put back up on the mpc's,

Congrats on the Scratch spot homie!!! keep up the good work.

I grabbed scratch mag..yesterday. Was just flippin' through it and saw you in it. Great work.

Yo i was checking out the latest issue and when i saw this i was like damn i know who this dude is. Hahah i dont even really know you but i was proud to see a fellow mpc forum member in the mag, gave me hope that one day ill grace the pages. Keep up the good work mayne

Peace

I just want to say that I gave MPC Forums a shout in the Mag. I'm not sure what happened. I think they trimmed it down.

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good work big dogg

page aint working...

It should be running shortly. Honestly, I didnt expect the site to be this hard. There is alot that go's into developing the site.

I appreciate the patience,

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I just saw the pics also! Props on that. Hope a future in customizing develops from this.

hows business my man...do you do mpc 4k?

nice work man! could you perhaps tell me how to achieve something with pictures on it? i live in the netherlands and i dont wanna risk shipping my MP all the way to america. i hope you are willing to give some tips on how to customize your machine yourself.