[Muscle Master]

So I hopped on the bandwagon and ordered a white housing for my Tour, but I been reading that all other trackballs aside from oem's suck ***

So then it hit me ...

Why not get a good ol rattle can and Spraypaint the stock trackball ? ... I mean what's the harm

A nice brand name rattle can so be just as good

[tdrus1]

So I hopped on the bandwagon and ordered a white housing for my Tour, but I been reading that all other trackballs aside from oem's suck ***

So then it hit me ...

Why not get a good ol rattle can and Spraypaint the stock trackball ? ... I mean what's the harm

A nice brand name rattle can so be just as good

Don't use spraypaint. I believe the last time i saw this done, the user used RIT dye. It's a fabric dye than can be purchased at any grocery store.

[Muscle Master]

Don't use spraypaint. I believe the last time i saw this done, the user used RIT dye. It's a fabric dye than can be purchased at any grocery store.

What wrong with using a rattle can ?

[songbird]

What wrong with using a rattle can ?

i guess you can try using spray paint, but as i'm not familiar with it, i would think that it would coat the trackball and maybe peel in the future? i've used RIT dye in the past to color my trackball on my curve and i have to say it worked great. here's the link of a how-to if you're interested

http://forums.crackberry.com/f52/my-...-works-130330/

[BergerKing]

The paint will not adhere to the trackball properly, and will interfere with the magnetic rollers, leading to a jammed and nonfunctional trackball. Plus, no round object is going to coat equally with paint, there will be a bolus of paint at one point, leading to other difficulties.

Any more objections?

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