This question might seem pretty stupid, but i'll ask it anyway. I found this DVD burning drive in office depot for $60. However, it is white and my system is entirely black. Is there anyway i could paint or spraypaint it black or anything? ________________________ Pentium 4 2.66 Ghz 533 Mhz Front-Side Bus 256 Mb PC2700 RAM 64 Mb Nvidia Geforce MX 440 w/ AGP 8x SoundMax Integrated Audio 40 Gb Value Hard Drive

If you have to ask, then you probably wont like the results. Just order a black one! 808

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actually its really no problem simply go to the store and pick up a can of black spray paint for plastics i use krylon fusion for plastics it works great then remove the front faceplate of your drive, usually there are some tabs that are holding it in place just push em inward and pull the faceplate out now paint it but for the tray cover i would recoomend wrapping everywhere around it carefully with tapeand then spray painting it, same goes for the buttons make sure to let everything dry and dont touch it! i have spray painted an entire case before and it turned out fine, this is really not that hard to do what is painfully obvious to one person might be just painful to the other

In addition to giggles post, I would suggest that instead of using paint for plastics, get a can of "vinyl dye" spray paint. You can get them at most major auto parts stores. Regular spray paint will work, of course, but can get messy/runny and adds a thickness that might make things (door/buttons) stick/jam. Vinyl dye absorbs into the plastic and "infuse" with it to give a "oem look". Remember to remove the eject button and paint that separately. As for the led light window, cover it with some vaseline, using a toothpick and apply paint over it...it will be easy to remove once the paint is set. Also, use light, thin layers when applying the paint.

Don't paint it. Use VINYL DYE. You'll all appreciate this link, methinks! http://www.modthebox.com/vinyldye.shtml

I'll stick with my original post! 808