I would like to see an alternative to PayPal. I don't have an account and probably aren't the only one. It's just not used in my country.
I belive you can just use a card with PayPal and not even register an account.
I would like to see an alternative to PayPal. I don't have an account and probably aren't the only one. It's just not used in my country.
Just make sure you register with Paypal as a vendor and make sure you notify them that you're expecting large amount of payments due to pre-orders. Otherwise they can and will lock your accounts when payments come flooding in (people here who are into MKBs probably know this very well)
Also other reasons why you shouldn't accept preorders via PayPal.
Thanks for these info guys! Sorry i'm pretty new in this so every little piece help me that you share. I gonna look around how can we manage it. Btw I tested the paypal payment just today and it worked well, but may look around some other methods.I would like to see an alternative to PayPal. I don't have an account and probably aren't the only one. It's just not used in my country.
I think thats true btw, I gonna test it.I belive you can just use a card with PayPal and not even register an account.
Which of the two has a matte finish? I would prefer matte but understand there are multiple more important factors.Just got the colors today, powdercoated and anodized. For me the powdercoat looks way better and solid, and has a nice texture. Some tweekings need for the actual colors but really promising! Got the Lagune color aswell but just a template. Tomorrow I try to build it together the glacial and the oxidian variants, for a better look.
The dark grey is matt, the other ones are shiny. All colors will be matt in the end, we just tested the roughness, and shine now. This grey in a darker tone will be the Oxidian, and with the same finish the white one will be the Glacial. Basically all will have the same finish in the end include Lagune texturevise. We add them a little bit of roughness. Feels much better then a regular polished one, if you keep it in your hand, and really hard to scratch.Which of the two has a matte finish? I would prefer matte but understand there are multiple more important factors.
Nop, I mean when you want to build it you need to disassemble some partsDoes "no assembly instructions" mean the case is delivered in parts and you build it yourself?
I wanted to do a week, and with 50 cases limit. If we reach Way more I can raise the limit, but I dont want the manufacturing to take month.How long do you plan on keeping the preorder period for and are there any limits on the number of cases available? (just asking so I can plan this out)
Guess I'm gonna be doing this on the website all week:I wanted to do a week, and with 50 cases limit. If we reach Way more I can raise the limit, but I dont want the manufacturing to take month.
My empatic side tells me thats gonna be bad.. but my business side will be happy.. heheGuess I'm gonna be doing this on the website all week:![]()
If it's powdercoated, which was mentioned, it won't scratch as easy as something that's anodized for sure. Powdercoat actually covers the metal whereas anodizing just changes the color of it, no protection.Oh, mesiah @diceboii13 ?. I have a quesntion...
I had previously the louqe ghost in black. The color lookos amazing but, it was a scratch magnet, while the silver color was way better in that aspect.
Is it possible to have a scratch test JerryRigsEverything style?
Listen son! ?Oh, mesiah @diceboii13 ?. I have a quesntion...
I had previously the louqe ghost in black. The color lookos amazing but, it was a scratch magnet, while the silver color was way better in that aspect.
Is it possible to have a scratch test JerryRigsEverything style?
I’m no chemist but doesn’t anodizing also add to the surface of the metal? Even if it’s much thinner than powder coating.If it's powdercoated, which was mentioned, it won't scratch as easy as something that's anodized for sure. Powdercoat actually covers the metal whereas anodizing just changes the color of it, no protection.
Its true, in my current knowlegde, in the preparation with some cemical bath, negative charge added to the metal then in the end they paint it with some posivite charged color bath, so its much more solid than glue based colors. Its more complicated than this, but at the and you got a really thin and hard surface in the metal. Its so thin, scratches under the paint can be visible, so it needs a really good preparation.I’m no chemist but doesn’t anodizing also add to the surface of the metal? Even if it’s much thinner than powder coating.
Here is the test. Its not the final color, its more light, and more rough than it wil be.Oh, mesiah @diceboii13 ?. I have a quesntion...
I had previously the louqe ghost in black. The color lookos amazing but, it was a scratch magnet, while the silver color was way better in that aspect.
Is it possible to have a scratch test JerryRigsEverything style?