[Priest8]

I my PS3 fell from about 6 feet onto concrete. Everything still works just fine in it, it is just scuffed up and two of the corners are damaged and missing some plastic. I have taken it a part and need to fix these small damaged area before I sand and paint it.

What is going to be a good way to fix these corners? Something that will last not be noticeable, be able to me trimmed and sanded down to fit?

[FreePlayPSP]

Melt them. Or at least heat them up so they can be molded into rounder shapes.

[Priest8]

Originally Posted by FreePlayPSP Melt them. Or at least heat them up so they can be molded into rounder shapes.

They are missing some small pieces of plastic or I would try to heat it up a little and then mold and sand it back in shape.

I need some type of filler that will bond to the plastic that I can shape and mold.

[Pirate]

You can use bondo and add a chunk to where your ps3 was chipped, sand it down as it was before and paint over it (probably KRYLON BLACK).

You can always by a replacement case, what SKU was your PS3?

[Priest8]

I am not positive I just went to look but I am fairly sure I pulled that sticker off for when I paint it. It is the 60 GB version with the chip in it for PS2 games. I looked all over where i could buy replacement plastics for the PS3 and couldnt find anything.

[mdc4115]

make a custom case with a better cooling system. painting cases, its cool for the first few you see but a totally custom case is a lot cooler.

[CyberSnake26]

why dont you try to buy a ps3 skin a cool one that you like or look for some skin that is a ps3 version like a silver version and there no1 will know is broken and there you go you can't notice the holes in the ps3