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Arfi-Gorgona Posts: > 500
I guess you sence of humour is zero man post it wharever you like np with us
And i dont really see what anyone want to paint the phone when the grey cases are already in the market to buy at least the other guy try to change completely the color of the phone !!
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[ This Message was edited by: Arfi-Gorgona on 2003-08-31 18:08 ]
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Posted: 2003-08-31 19:02:26
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MAYBE SXS has a life
watching films
playing video games
listening to music
going to the beach
going to the pub
taking a drive with the misses beside you
i dare say he will be back when it suits HIM
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Posted: 2003-08-31 19:34:00
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bengalboy,
i say up all those player haters, they just jealous!!
hell, i can't say i'm not.
but please do post pics of the powder coat on ur phone, should be interesting.
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Posted: 2003-08-31 19:38:46
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Damn, after reading all of your responses, I'm dying here (literally) laughing my arse off.... loool
Ok, first of all, the phone is dry, has been since Friday.
Second of all, I've been busy with other things, hence didnt get a chance to get on here.
Thirdly, its not a hoax, and the results are sweeter than I thought....
Check these pics out:
Due to someone complaining about the awefully large pictures before, these should be resonable
Words are not enough to express, how awesome the phone feels, and how solid she fits into my hand. The texture is gloss smooth, the multi-layering of the polish and laquer did the trick, the paint is not on the phone, it has become one with the phone!
The pearlescent sparkle in the sunlight over the past few sunny spells is just unbelievable, I dont think I've seen a sparkle as good as this since I saw Moondust Metallic on blackpools finest.
@V:
Havent had much time to continue on the media player project, but its still live and I will be working further on it when I get the chance.
Thanks guys for sharing your condolences.
Cya.
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Posted: 2003-09-01 01:21:04
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that looks great even though just lookin at the pics from the p800 but looks cool
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Posted: 2003-09-01 01:30:06
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may i be the first to say you sir are a legend.
i want to see more pics maybe on top of your TVR!!!!!
how is that baby to drive!
could you give me tips on how to do this small feat of amzingness?!!!!
the phone doesent feel sticky in your hand after a while does it?
it doesent fell like its gonna come off when you flick it with your nail????
how strong and durable did it adhere to your p800 body?
any way looks like the daddy!
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Posted: 2003-09-01 01:31:38
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Nice!
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Posted: 2003-09-01 01:31:51
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Arfi-Gorgona Posts: > 500
Well i may dont like the colour but its worth the efford
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Posted: 2003-09-01 01:36:09
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My Dream
All Blue bits to be Silver (metalic)
All Silver bits to be Black (pearlascent or gloss whihc one do i want?)
only then shall i buy a pimpin stick!
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Posted: 2003-09-01 01:46:08
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Just sitting here gobbing my way through a pack of Jammie Dodgers and a pint of milk - the other half aint cooking tonight, damn headaches
@V:
The paint job is just like a cars paint job, strong, solid and smooth!
I did wet/dry sand the phone first, and I didnt layer it with primer, as the composition of the plastic on the p800 contains some un-primer friendly elements. But I did layer it a few times with the paint and then rub it down again, leaving a few layers of paint on edges etc.
I guess when the layers all settled, they stretched and solidified like rubber to plastic and the clear coat is just the hardener on top.
No stickyness at all. Its well worth it, it now really feels like a phone, and it visually looks smaller too, of course due to the black and shiny colour effect.
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Posted: 2003-09-01 01:51:56
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