Has anybody done that yet? As in using the rough green part of your kitchen sponge and "scratch" it along our OEM silver bezel? I've done that to several other parts in my car and it looks badass... but i'd imagine it'd look good on the bold as well!
Has anybody done that yet? As in using the rough green part of your kitchen sponge and "scratch" it along our OEM silver bezel? I've done that to several other parts in my car and it looks badass... but i'd imagine it'd look good on the bold as well!
i havent't heard of it yet i imagine it would look nice but to scared to do it on my storm lol
lol. i don't understand the meaning of making your Bold look beat up. I like it clean.
if you consider the interior trims of a bmw beaten up, then i dont know... we'll see, i might do it since mine has dings on two corners.... i'm ordering a black one anyway...
If you do it you're just gonna scratch off the silverish paint and leave black plastic. Its not metal, and as such, won't give that brushed aluminum look.
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If you do it you're just gonna scratch off the silverish paint and leave black plastic. Its not metal, and as such, won't give that brushed aluminum look.
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beat me to it. yup i dropped mine a few weeks ago and all i have now are some deep black gouges where the paint scraped off. its not metal just like he said above.
Has anybody done that yet? As in using the rough green part of your kitchen sponge and "scratch" it along our OEM silver bezel? I've done that to several other parts in my car and it looks badass... but i'd imagine it'd look good on the bold as well!
Went one better,i did use a green part of a kitchen sponge and then some sand paper and cutting polish,and after about an hour i went through the chrome and hit the plastic.I now have a shiny black bezel and saved myself £30.Of course i removed the bezel and all the side buttons first,it was pretty simple.
Might use one of my spare trackballs and black it out completely but i kinda like the lite trackball
yea man, agreed with above posters, its just paint, the bezel is black plastic, the kitchen sponge would be too harsh. you cant get a brushed aluminum look regardless. now if you want a flatter silver with more texture, you can sand it with high high grain sandpaper, but getting the eveness is just way too hard.
If you do it you're just gonna scratch off the silverish paint and leave black plastic. Its not metal, and as such, won't give that brushed aluminum look.
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ditto..
the bold is Plastic.. not metal would look like crapola