[misbah_786]

Is there anyway to fix this like paint over it or something , n no I don't want to buy a new keyboard dueto loose issues of after fixing it back on

[RoseBud68]

Is there anyway to fix this like paint over it or something , n no I don't want to buy a new keyboard dueto loose issues of after fixing it back on

Get yourself a bottle of this.

[underway99]

I use a small bottle of black automotive touchup paint. Apply with a toothpick and let it dry for an hour or so.

[misbah_786]

Get yourself a bottle of this.

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No I mean my keyboar colour has gone like more white shows on some keys

[misbah_786]

I use a small bottle of black automotive touchup paint. Apply with a toothpick and let it dry for an hour or so.

Is it the exact same colourr of the keyboard. Would it blend?

[underway99]

I use a gloss black from General Motors, but I imagine that any black auto paint would work. I used that only because it was handy one time when I needed to cover one of my 9650 keys. Before that, I used black paint for plastic models (the little square glass bottles) that I bought in a hobby store. That works too. Make sure that you get a true gloss black and apply it with the tip of a toothpick. If you are careful, you'll have to hold the phone in the light at just the right angle to see the repair.

[misbah_786]

What's it called this gloss black paint?

[underway99]

It will vary. The plastic model paint that I have used has a "Testor" label. The "gloss" refers to the high-gloss (shiny) finish for the paint. The auto touch-up paint will be whatever you can get at the car dealer.

[misbah_786]

When you used it for your blackberry did the paint blend with the black keyboard?

[blueyestm]

black sharpie?

[misbah_786]

Let me some it up basicily on someo f the keys black paint have chipped off so you can see the white paint more so basically I need a black paint which will blend to the stock black paint on thekeyboard to resolve this

[RoseBud68]

Just get a keyboard, and you will be happy. you will never get the paint to match.
There a lot of how to video on youtube.

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[misbah_786]

You see once you dismantle a phone it naturlally becomesloose, that happend to my old m9780 when I changed the keyboard

[Phill_UK]

You see once you dismantle a phone it naturlally becomesloose, that happend to my old m9780 when I changed the keyboard

It doesn't become loose if you use OEM parts... and fit them properly.

[RoseBud68]

Had my 9700 apart many time & never notice this looseness you speak of.

[underway99]

When you used it for your blackberry did the paint blend with the black keyboard?

No, it is not an identical, perfect match. However, it is more than adequate. If you want the keyboard to look like new, then your only option is to install a new keyboard.