WTB Custom Acrylic Side Panel for Corsair 4000x Case

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It is better to go with exact measurements to your local glass/acrylic sheet shop and get it done. I broke my FD meshify C glass panel and went to local shop and did the same. You can even go with the case to the shop.
 
rk17 said:
It is better to go with exact measurements to your local glass/acrylic sheet shop and get it done. I broke my FD meshify C glass panel and went to local shop and did the same. You can even go with the case to the shop.
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I'll probably go out looking for an acrylic sheet shop when I get the time. How much did it cost you? Did you use magnets to attach the panel?
 
It cost me around 700 Rs(sheet + drilling holes) i think before 1.5 years. probably depends on size of the sheet. I went with measurements to the shop and one of the four holes was slightly misaligned when i tried to fit the sheet in home. I drilled again for that hole alone. It is better to go with empty case and let the shop do the job to avoid misalignments while drilling holes.
 
rk17 said:
It cost me around 700 Rs(sheet + drilling holes) i think before 1.5 years. probably depends on size of the sheet. I went with measurements to the shop and one of the four holes was slightly misaligned when i tried to fit the sheet in home. I drilled again for that hole alone. It is better to go with empty case and let the shop do the job to avoid misalignments while drilling holes.
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Thing is my case doesn't use screws to hold the panel. It uses two metal frames-one at the front and one at the back. I will probably have to remove the metal frames from the shattered panel and use double sided tape to stick them to the acrylic sheet.
 
roygarg said:
Thing is my case doesn't use screws to hold the panel. It uses two metal frames-one at the front and one at the back. I will probably have to remove the metal frames from the shattered panel and use double sided tape to stick them to the acrylic sheet.
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Yeah strong glue or double sided tape will do.
 
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