[cunad]

Hi Everyone,

Does anyone know of a way to repair scratches to the matt black plastic casing on a q10. I have been using blackberry for years and have
dropped my share of phones. Just got a brand new Q10 3 days ago and absolutely love it. Was getting out of my car and my beautiful pristine
phone slipped out of the holster and landed on the pavement!! Both top corners are scratched and you can see a silver like finish underneath.

I just cant stop looking at those scratches every time I pick this phone up, and that is very, very annoying. I figured that you guys would be my last
hope.
I don't want the phone to be pristine forever, but this Q10 is so beautiful ,its almost a work of art, I just cant put the thing down!! All I need is a
suggestion on practical ways to cover these unsightly scratches. Thanks

[CarGuy1368]

The boarder of the Q10 is actually stainless steel, not plastic. Sadly I do not know how to fix it without having to replace the boarder entirely, however I'm sure there's a way to fix it.

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[bighap]

When in doubt, Sharpie.

[Coraya]

Whoaaaaaa wait a minute. It's silverish? I'm about to sand down all the sides to get that silver look around the whole bezel


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[Coraya]

There is a website that sells the black bezel but for the life of me I can't remember what the name of it was. I'll leave in update in a few mins. I'll check on that.

Update: Truesupplier.com

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[X10A-Freedom]

When in doubt, Sharpie.

Tried the sharpie method. Its good for few days and then rubs off eventually. Another member said nail polish I mite tryy that tonight. Will update with results.

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[cunad]

Tried the sharpie method. Its good for few days and then rubs off eventually. Another member said nail polish I mite tryy that tonight. Will update with results.

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Eagerly waiting for the results, doesn't the nail polish have to be matt black finish? I think a gloss polish would stand out. What do you think?

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