Yes you can.
There are a lot of places that sell different replacement parts. eBay is one place to find them cheap. Try a Google search and I'm sure you will find what you are looking for. Good luck!
you will also need a t4 torx screwdriver, and a case opening tool. take the 4 screws out, and then pry the chrome rails off. also, double sided tape might be a good idea, you'll see where adhesive was originally used to keep the rails on
you will also need a t4 torx screwdriver, and a case opening tool. take the 4 screws out, and then pry the chrome rails off. also, double sided tape might be a good idea, you'll see where adhesive was originally used to keep the rails on
Thanks for the info. What exactly is a "case opening tool" though?
Thanks for the info. What exactly is a "case opening tool" though?
The rails are held in place by the screws in the battery compartment and also by a combination of snap-type fittings and double sided tape so that can be difficult to remove without marring them. So a plastic "pry bar" can help. I used a plastic citrus peeler to get a start on them. One was particularly stubborn.
But if you are removing already marred rails, you might not need a tool.
Use the cellular nationwide network. Make sure you get the special screwdriver and plastic tool for removal. Work slowly and deliberately.You can access a assembly and disassenbly videos on you tube. It's a snap changing them and you're "new' phone will look great.