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It's not sticky. It was initially after about the first day I painted it, but now it feels smooth. :D I put on 3-4 coats just like the tutorial on Reloded, and that was pretty much how muhc I needed to get the color on completely. Both paints are gloss, so that probably makes it look sticky.

That's weird..they should be showing up just fine.

Thanks! I used Krylon Fusion for Plastic. Works pretty well.

I think it came out really nice. The only drawbacks to this whole painting thing: 1. My screen is smudged to shit, but I'll probably just get a glass screen now. 2. My L and R buttons resist a lot from the increased size from the paint. 3. The system doesn't feel as silky smooth to hold...

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What the hell.

Tubgirl is pretty LOL.

Oh, come on, you guys. He was just joking. Actually, it was a friend of mine. I showed him the topic and he purposely signed up for the site and everything just to come in here and DROP A BOMBSHELL. I thought it lightened up the topic perfectly. :D

holy shit lol

Wait, is this the internet? Guys, am I on the internet? I'm not sure. I need to get on the internet. :/

Well, I'm in the process of painting mine. Truthfully, it doesn't feel as nice. It has a slight sticky feeling, but I have a feeling that will just sort of wear away with use. I'm doing mine red and black. Bottom half of the case black, top half red, buttons and joystick black. I might stencil...

Well I've already put 3 good coats on, and I didn't touch until the last coat was finished drying. If it was sticky after all of those, what would cleaning it now do to help?

Lacquer is like a varnish sort of thing, right? Yeah, that could work.

So I painted the front of my GP red. I didn't use Plastikote since I couldn't find the damn stuff anywhere, so I used Krylon Fusion for Plastic. The color is perfect and so is the consistancy, but it has that sort of sticky paint grip to it, even though it's totally dry. I hope I'm explaining...

Geez, my little non-lit GP was a bitch to disassemble. I finally got the damn thing apart and was all ready to paint it, only to find the spray paint we had was vehicle paint (much more suited for metal). Now I've GP in pieces waiting for some paint. Bah.

Wont' the controls be hindered? I mean, Doom didn't have any vertical plane regarding where your shots would go, so you could easily shoot a monster way above or below you. In Quake, you actually need to aim vertically, so how would the GP manage this?

No, you can't copy the levels from the actual Half-Life game. Those levels are meant to run on the actual Half-Life engine. Half-Life GP is just a Doom WAD with a Half-Life makeover. They're not interchangeable.

If I weren't always so goddamn poor, I'd pick one up. I might have to sell some shit. My GP can't be worth a ton, though. It's a non-lit unit that won't OC past 144. Good times. On the other hand, it's in kick-ass condition.

This shit is all so ridiculous. Everyone's so damn touchy. It's a fucking handheld gaming machine.

The Genesis remakes are supposed to be pretty ass.