color your mac mini with custom anodizing
March 10th, 2009 comments (4) stumble it! digg it! by: technabob
Looking to add a splash of color to your Mac Mini without losing the aluminum finish? Well here’s a new way to add a serious splash of color to your Mini.
The guys over at Computer Choppers are now offering a custom Mac Mini anodizing service, letting you really give your computer a new look. The great thing about the anodizing process is that it’s highly scratch resistant and doesn’t chip off like paint can, plus your machine keeps that great metal look that paints often cover up.
Colors run the gamut, including such lovelies as blood red, a sapphire-like deep blue and emerald-esque dark green among others. Exotics like a hard black, graphics, custom logos and even a camouflage finish are also available for an up-charge. Prices for the service start at $199 USD, and go up from there. For more information, contact Computer Choppers here.
filed under: computing design hacks + mods technology
tags: aluminumanodizecasecolorcomputer choppersmac minimacintosh
March 10th, 2009 comments (4): stumble it! digg it! by: technabob
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mmm. good thing there isn’t an economic meltdown going on right now and we all have money to burn. now if you’ll excuse me, i’m off to get my toaster painted bright blue.
I’m planning on having my cat dipped in platinum and then rolled in diamonds.
at last real Apple color.
Do it yourself for a whole lot less. Google for homebrew anodizing. It’s actually a quite inexpensive and simple process, and you can use ANY water soluble dye. Fabric dyes and even food coloring will work.