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Old 12-17-2008, 01:26 AM
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Re: DIY Black battery cover
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Originally Posted by syanni85 View Post
ok guys... figured it out... i took my cover, a thick sharpy and a microfiber clothe... problem solved!

i dabbed the cloth with the sharpie, then rubbed it into the cover... i did it for about an hour (rubbin it in reeeeal good) and there was NO BLEEDING even with excessive use of the phone. nothing... after a few days, the marker small went away and now it is hands down perfect...

o and i covered the lense with tape.

i really went outt on a limb, but im so glad i did

check out the picture i attached... flawless!
nice, looks about the same as when the dyeing process is done properly...

also i had no more bleeding since days 3-5... and it's still perfectly black, no fading, thinning, or red showing thru... it's been going strong for nearly 3 weeks now!
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