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I am looking at doing a project for a surestart that would love to have a few PC's that are not the standard Black.

I do not want to build but may have too.

Has anyone done or know of a UK supplier of PC that are colourful?

Regards

Mel

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The @VeryPC machines are great and their warranty is good too. The machines are pretty and you can have a little design done on the front to customise it and you can have colours.

 

:)

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Has anyone done or know of a UK supplier of PC that are colourful?

 

You could always try sticky vinyl cutouts (lots fo schools have small vinyl cutting machines around, or this might be a good reason to get one), or possibly airbrushing.

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You could always try sticky vinyl cutouts (lots fo schools have small vinyl cutting machines around, or this might be a good reason to get one), or possibly airbrushing.

 

Wouldn't vinyl stickers be picked / peeled off though? That would be my main concern with that.

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Wouldn't vinyl stickers be picked / peeled off though?

 

That's a good point, although you could try creating vinyl large enough to fit around the edges of the metal parts of the case, then completly cover each side / top of the case in the vinyl before screwing it back together.

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That's a good point, although you could try creating vinyl large enough to fit around the edges of the metal parts of the case, then completly cover each side / top of the case in the vinyl before screwing it back together.

 

http://www.edugeek.net/forums/green-computing/105614-verypc-product-video-showcase.html

 

the second post on this thread is what I was thinking VeryPC do. I believe the front is actually powder coated (@VeryPC will correct me if I'm wrong I'm sure).

 

The vinyl idea seems a lot of effort.

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If you did some vinyl graphics on a PC case if you then make them a few mm smaller than the front and apply a layer of Bomb Blast over that it will help reduce the damage from picking, as the name imply's its designed to withstand a bomb from shattering glass and is used on shops in city centres, I have used it to cover ID stickers on Laptops before and it was quite good at that job.
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