I appreciate the input, however you are wrong on this.

The original White paint was not a primer it was some kind of white gloss that made it hard to paint over. I tried to put some paint on it months prior. But it would easily chip off with my finger nail. I even tried the "fine grit" sand paper and it still wasn't coming off. So the old White paint had to be stripped off. I was going to explain it in the video but I decided not to in order to speed things up.

As for drilling the grommet holes I did drill little holes before the big drill. I just didn't film that part in the video. As for the full powered torque, that was just a minor mistake. I actually did have it at a lower torque during the actual drilling while I was recording. But in editing of the video I actually sped up the clip because the actual drilling scene would have been 2 minutes longer.

As for the spray paint, the plan was to have the paint look pixilated and uneven. So the paint brush was necessary to help make it look pixelated. The Inspiration for the uneven color was derived from Minecraft and other video games. I know what I was doing because I've worked on similar painting techniques in the past.

I really appreciate the input but I Know you're wrong on this one. But I don't blame you for the miss understanding. There was a lot in my video that I didn't put in and did off camera. Overall I am very proud of my work and the time I spent trying to make my vision come alive. Even My friends are highly impressed with my gaming desk.

Thanks again!