Show your Customized 2000 and 2000XL`s

thinking about giving styleflip a whirl, here's my first mock-up...

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me fishes coped with the 1:st layer of Rust! [fishtank] → if i brush off a layer.,.the EFX is grystal clear ..IRON~OXIDEfinnish **** Forat! ;D

are you **** kidding me. everytime you touch that thing youll have orange shit on your hands. no **** way that thing would even be allowed in my house let alone my studio.

has dude ever heard of tetanus

He's taking this "making samples more dirty" thing a little too serious...

im not usin that chassie, thats fo other *****


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so how to customize a XL now i am clueless

i do graphic works so i am really interested in ACTUALLY DOING it
do i get it right and i shouldnt use the original surface plate but would need a template?

PAULI ... i guess that one was sandblasted??? very cool indeed i may try suppn like that but with labeling


how to do it?

ion wrote:so how to customize a XL now i am clueless

i do graphic works so i am really interested in ACTUALLY DOING it
do i get it right and i shouldnt use the original surface plate but would need a template?

PAULI ... i guess that one was sandblasted??? very cool indeed i may try suppn like that but with labeling


how to do it?

If you do graphic work what you need to do is make an actual size template on the computer in a vector program such as Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw with all the numbers and writing on it like the word 'shift' under the shift key etc. The next step is to sandblast and get your MPC painted up how you want it then get a silkscreener to screen print the numbers and letters back on using your template.

eeeech no easier way?

cant i cover the labeling somehow?

Yea, the easier way is to go to styleflip and design a nice big sticker to put over your case.

ninja mpc 2000

dstruction wrote:
ninja mpc 2000

That brushed aluminum knob must be it's sword...

haha yes it is! but thats not brushed aluminum, that is hanzo steel right there homie!

Got.... To... Fit... All... Gear... On... One............ TABLE!!!!
I got a small azz room. And yes... the last key on the MPK is broken from shipment here. Or like my dumb azz friends say... it's got a hard on.