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Nice one GUCCI, I have no idea what you talking about, that goes for the "candy paint" as well
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Posted: 2009-07-13 20:35:12
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JK revealed that Satio was testing and never revealed anything else.
SHAME ON YOU JK!
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Posted: 2009-07-13 21:11:12
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lol, I got this email on the 17th of June, I should check my mail more often
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Posted: 2009-07-13 21:57:02
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Wanqa
Lol thanx boet, the 1st pic gave it away for me, realy beautiful, its not over done,just clean and original, realy nice
he's got realy good taste.
Gola
LOL
she cant sell her house cause the water,electricity etc. . . amounts still need to be corrected.
I cant realy explain candy paint, maybe Wanqa can,it just tends to look a lot more sharper and brighter than it would in eg. normal red, like theres more paint coats.
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Posted: 2009-07-13 22:07:33
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Nice Gola! You should set up email on your phones email client,thats what i did eventualy cause i also didnt check my email for months lol
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Posted: 2009-07-13 22:17:22
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lol, yeah, I've tried to on numerous attempts, still haven't got it right...
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Posted: 2009-07-13 23:05:06
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@ Gucci n' gola:
The Urban Dictionary explains 'candy paint' the best, IMHO:
'An automotive finish. Consists of a base coat (usually metallic, with small to large metallic flakes), followed by the 'candy', which is followed by a clear coat. The candy is a translucent colour coat, which is either a specialty candy paint or a clear-coat paint tinted with dye.
The final colour and darkness of the finish depends on the color and darkness of the basecoat, the amount of tint in the candy coat, and the number of candy coats applied.
Candy paint requires a lot of sanding and is very labour intensive. It also requires a skilled painter to get a consistent color, as any variation in the thickness of the candy paint will appear as streaks or dark/light patches in the final finish. Due to this, candy paint is usually very expensive.
Translucent, wet-look paint.'
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Posted: 2009-07-14 00:03:59
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@da wanqa: Driving on the N2 the other day I saw a strange-looking three-wheel motocycle, looked like something inspired by Batman but only a bit scaled down and with red paint instead of black.
According mKhoj, the Samsung E250 is the most popular phone in SA...which is not totally suprising when one considers all those kids and adults who've taken a liking to one of Samsung's cheapest phones.
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Posted: 2009-07-14 00:13:00
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Wanqa
Woah, that explains a lot, thanx for the info,atleast i can say i learnt something today and didnt just vegetate in front of the tv
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Crap just noticed a dust particle right in the middle of my screen
i cant get used to it,its a bit larger than the usual spot, and its VERY visible when i have a black background eg. When browsing Pro, its driving me insane. Kyle, have you ever opened up the area above the dpad and soft keys? The area that covers screen? If so how? Im desperate here
its the 1st time ive ever had a dust particle trapped under this phone's screen cover.
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Posted: 2009-07-14 15:49:52
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Never mind,i managed to pop off the faceplate with a very thin knife i found
by running it down the gap between the smooth black plastic and the white/silver-ish frame, Nokia has made it very easy to do little DIY jobs on these phones. Screen seems to be just fine now.
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Posted: 2009-07-14 17:52:06
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