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When you think of case mods, you usually think of lots of additional fannage, plexi windows, or those nifty neon case lights everyone has now. Most of this involves cutting, grinding, polishing, and all the tools to do the aformentioned tasks. But, what if you don't have the tools or extra money required to buy the plexi window or neon, etc? One word my friends...Spraypaint!  I'll show you a few easy steps how to turn you ho-hum beige box into a slick look rig you can be proud of! We will even keep the cost of the entire project to a mere Five Bucks! We are going to turn my tired old beige Inwin Q500 into something with a bit more spice.  Here is the unsuspecting victim - just sitting there looking so tired and listless.  This is the only thing you need to buy to do this mod: A can of Rust-Oleum Hammered Metal Finish spraypaint. You can chose color to your liking, but this time I chose "Metallic Charcoal Gray".  000000
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