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R black P910 num-pads available in the www??
If not, how can i paint my numpad black whiltst keeping it alive??
Thank u all, plz add comments, suggestions, pics and links
Regards
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Posted: 2005-08-25 11:51:15
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you can take it off and pop it open with an opening tool then take out the innards and paint it yourself...
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Posted: 2005-08-25 12:14:38
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would be usefull if someone could send pictures and guide on how to do this, i nearly broke my keypad trying to replace its housing!
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Posted: 2005-08-25 12:28:44
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thx for the replies
@ batesie
How do i actually paint the number keys?? Do u have some pics and hands-on guide to it.
Thx again for ur time
Regards
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Posted: 2005-08-25 12:31:10
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http://mobile.esato.com/viewtopic.php?topic=93264&start=0 and
Knight4Led adventurous American is your man Friday.
Am sorry am on cell hence THIS link. Just find Thread number 93264.
Till then.. Chao
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Edit: It STILL is a tricky job.. best handled by someone with a steady nerve (and hand
) . Plus, I could never manage to cut the duct tape to the exact dimensions of the (QWERTY) Thumbpad. If were not in India I'd have OUTSOURCED it to Knight4Led
[ This Message was edited by: sailaab on 2005-08-25 12:02 ]
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Posted: 2005-08-25 12:45:00
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@ sailaab
thx man, but thing is i want to colour the FLIP (numpad i.e.), and there is NOTHING abt it in ur link.
BUT, thx anyhow
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Posted: 2005-08-25 13:56:42
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Ummm.. Yeah, there isn't the specific detail you want, in Knights' thread..
But its the same logic AND same tools AND same procedure that ought to work, in my opinion.
Its actually a job of covering (with tape or something) the areas one DOES NOT want the colours splaterred on.
I even tried using Enamel (nail thingy put by girls) and special water soluble gum, over the keys.. But got jittery..
I am not sure as to where on the I-net, proper P910 accessories can be found
and designer ones at that..
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Posted: 2005-08-25 15:39:00
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I can tell just by inspecting the keypad that it comes apart. I haven't actually put much effort into it, but I can tell you that the dark grey unclips at the top right where it folds over to the keyboard on the back. I haven't actually pulled it apart because it is just so delicate and I haven't had any desire to paint it yet.
Personally I wouldn't try to pull it apart unless I had an extra, and even then, I would probably just mask it and paint it like sailaab said.
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Posted: 2005-08-25 20:58:48
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Flip off the cover working from the edge away from the hinge, there are a couple of clips on that top edge, and a couple each on each of the other 3 sides. (do it carefully as it is quite fragile). From there you can remove the keys easily. The rest of the PCB's and things are quite heavily stuck down, so I just masked over them and the contact set. Relatively easy job....
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Posted: 2005-08-25 22:18:22
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do you have any photos pikey? or would you be willing to do it again and take photos this time?
I might give it a shot a little later and maybe add pics to my thread.
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Posted: 2005-08-25 23:45:58
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