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works like a charm..thanks to all for their advice in the thread and dash saying the liquid was the best cause thats what i had picked up, thats was all they had in black.....thanks again....
How to Dye Your Touch Pro Battery Cover
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yep i agree easy as 1,2,3 thanks dashy now i feel like a man..hahahahha
hahahahahah you went black right? and if you notice a red tint you can just redye again to get rid of that..... it took months for mine to show up a lil red.... the sweatier your hand is the faster it will get a red tint and need to be redyed.
yea i let it cure for a day and then i re did it so i got it to how i wanted solid (bold) black.Oh by the way,my boyee is hating on me now he got the ***** color..hahahaha he wants our secret...hahahahaha plus i was playing around with probey skins and i installed the stone chrome one and he hates me even more..hahahahaha he's like yooooo how you **** u got that...AMJ is the place...lol
hhahahhah your like me than... i love to show of the device and just brag as they get teary eyed looking at their bone stock nasty looking sprint theme on their phone that has troubles with battery drain issues :smile:
lol...excatley. i told home I'll hook him up when I'm in the mood ,i have it in my sdk card
hahahahaah i do the same and just make them look at mine all the time than i will take the card out or email them the file telling them i just wanted to do make them sweat and i had it with me the whole time lmao
I used an old battery cover that had some marks on it and this looks awesome. Went to Bestbuy and i was talkin on my phone and they asked me we're did i buy that cover. I said I made it. androidmobilejunkie.com baby :glasses1:
thanks for the info for this. I did the Rit dye Sunshine Orange.
15mins then washed with cold water then
5 mins and then cold wash wash then
3 mins and cold wash with soap.
thanks for the info for this. I did the Rit dye Sunshine Orange.
15mins then washed with cold water then
5 mins and then cold wash wash then
3 mins and cold wash with soap.
Make sure you thank dash for this useful post .
actually this dude sniped me when posting this even though i already had mad one of these threads telling him how to do it..... but owell its all good since not fully my thought either on how to do this.... all that matters is that it was figured out and works :smile:
ok i did it. i went with blk. i just followed the instructions and paid attention to the details D/\SH suggested and viola...(damn dash the dye was even where you said it would be at walmart right next to the bleach lol)...it wont rub off or anything! awesome idea to say the least...im really happy with it...thanx to all who contributed to the thread.
Yuo thats y he the man ,itll fade but itll be like 6months down the road mine fading a lil ,but like dash said around here somewhere he said u can dye it right over again as many times as ud like .
as jr said will take a while to fade from sweat on your hands and hand cleaners..... the only thing to def keep it away from is rubbing alcohol, sani wipes, buffalo wing wipes, etc.... alcohol will take the dye and make it fade if not remove completely.
yup you jsut cant go from light to dark but you can go from light to dark......
I haven't personally tried it yet, but have used vinyl in heated situations and it handles being buffed on, so you might give it a shot. I'm talking about the stuff that they use to put lettering on big trucks. You can find it at places like autozone and stuff like that. Not sure how the that or the pinstriping will work, since you are literally boiling it.
I would suggest that before you apply the vinyl, you wiped down the cover with some alcohol to make sure that there isn't anything on it. You will want to lay out your design before hand, once you stick it down, repositioning it is a pain.
Hopefully by the end of the coming week, I will have something to show for this.
I would suggest that before you apply the vinyl, you wiped down the cover with some alcohol to make sure that there isn't anything on it. You will want to lay out your design before hand, once you stick it down, repositioning it is a pain.
Hopefully by the end of the coming week, I will have something to show for this.
yeah that was my thoughts too... the boiling would undo the stick and then i was thinking about maybe using some kind of like really sticky stuff that would just become weak with a boil... or idk if someone can figure this out it would be awesome... don't have a pro but have the touch vogue but am trying to switch for a mogul and am interested... even if i can try with my vogue but it's now hard to get extra covers lol... please let me know if any answers come up...
ive put it in multiple threads already.... you can go to a heave motors shop or get online all you need to get is some 16 wheeler pinstriping or as i use firetruck pinstripe, very flexible and withstands mad heat!
it didnt unstick at all