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how to prevent the back 904sh getting scratches?
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Posted by: datasphere

how to prevent the back 904sh getting scratches?any1 already peel protector off?? how to prevent scratches???
i sometime place on table and on dashboard of car??
the silver plated part seen to be affect the most if i were to peel off>>

how u guy prevent it??
or are there protector for it like for the screen??

anyone care to share comment>>

904sh brother come in and share.

Posted by: sketch143

lol

carrying pouch is a must if you want to baby this phone

Posted by: Timsta

i rrecommend saram wrap

Posted by: totaltoanage

carry it in a bag with rocks and thumb tacks. itll be fine.

Posted by: Maikurukun

OMg totaloanagee - u're evil. =P

Posted by: john0213

i know they have some kinda wrap avalible in hk. it's like you hand the phone to them then tell them to wrap it for you~ doesn't show anything and they can be pill off easily.... it's more like the clear bra from 3M for the front bumper of the car, only it comes in colour and patterns~

Posted by: Timsta

yah., that is true. they have full body wraps in hk. they can look very tacky at times tho if done improperly

Posted by: azn_boi_128

i sudgest wearing latex gloves wear operating a sharp phone =D

Posted by: Timsta

thatll only protect yor finger nails from scratchin th ephone.. u need other protector toooo.. phone condoms. all latex body wrap

Posted by: wee1031

do they have the clear rubber cell case for the 904 like they do for the 903?

ever seen it before?

its nasty but works lol

Posted by: sketch143

seran wrap =)

Posted by: wee1031

btw, friggen 904 came with nothing in the box xcept for charger lol

anybody know where i can get the headphone + adapter thing and approx. how much is it?

Posted by: sketch143

uhm.. you can get a mp3 remote for the 904 from tim for about $70 bucks depending on what color you want (silver/white) AV cables go for around $40. OEM handsfree i have no idea how much but if you want to use your own headphones to listen to music you can acquire a music adaptor for less that $3 at DAISO, Aberdeen

Posted by: wee1031

oo thanks...

but whats DAISO, aberdeen?

Posted by: azn_boi_128

Quote:

Originally Posted by wee1031

oo thanks...

but whats DAISO, aberdeen?

it's a store called Daiso in the mall Aberdeen in Richmond in Greater Vancouver in BC in Canada in North America in the northern hemasphere... er.. on Earth.. mars? maybe ....

u live close? go get one... u live far i send u one =D hahaha ... o.O!

Posted by: wee1031

haha
aww i live in Markham, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, North America =)
lol

maybe i'll just go find one on ebay... i think i saw the adapter thingy for like $10 including shipping

Posted by: john0213

Quote:

Originally Posted by azn_boi_128

in the mall Aberdeen in Richmond in Greater Vancouver in BC in Canada in North America in the northern hemasphere... er.. on Earth.. mars

is that some kinda iconology? some kinda symbology? oh wait! maybe azn boi is trying to tell us to decrypt somethign before he dies!!?

azn boi, did you start laying yourself naked in your room now? i mean with the da vinci man graph position~

Posted by: Timsta

daiso is this wannabe chic japanese store... its not japanese stuff tho.. its like.. all made in china stuff

Posted by: qlam79

Hmm..everyone is crazy about protecting their new babies. Down where I am, they have it down to an art form. This is what you will need: several pieces of sharp ( no pun inteneded) disaposable rasor blades, one working lighter and clear sticky plastic film. ( the kind you can get at hobby places or stationary stores).

So how do they do it? Well, the cut out a pieces roughly the size of the phone, places it on squeegy it, and here comes the magic, when the get to the edges, the quickly eat up the plastic and stretch it until it covers all the corners and edges smoothly and tight. Next comes the surgery..the take the razor..and very very carefully cut out all the excess plastic. When it is done, it looks like your phone has never been warpped...cause it is all clear. Only upon close inspection can you see that clear plastic has been used. Its FREAKIN amaaaaaaazing!!! and it only costs a buck!! hahahaha

And the cool thing is , when you are sweating or there is water on your hands when you are using the phone, NO problem

It protects it completely. And if ever your phone unfortunately gets a dunk in toilet bowl, accident off course, you still have a chance to save its life..hahaaa

i will post some pics of my covered up 903SH

Posted by: qlam79

haha..major typo...i meant the heat up the plastic..not eat it up.

Posted by: john0213

next thing you see some of our forum member ate the whole roll of plastic film like california roll~

btw, is there any other thing than lighter? seems risky~~

Posted by: Timsta

wow...thats pretty cool. they pretty much melt the plastic to be on th ephone. providing full protection. i wonder what happens when you take it off

Posted by: wee1031

eew
thats like peeling skin off
lol
eew
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Posted by: Timsta

yah.. thats true.. ugh.. bad thoughts.. i'm thinking silence of hte lamb

Posted by: wee1031

eew
just thought about that old movie 'face off'
nasty ><

Posted by: Timsta

haha. with john travolta.. thats old movie.. i haven't seen that in years

Posted by: qlam79

Nah, its totally cool when you peel it off!! Its like seeing the birth of a totally brand spanking new PHONE, right before your eyes. That is why the first thing I do when i get a new phone is go down to the shop and carefully remove the cheap plastic on the screen and place a clear plastic film right on it. The lighter is the best thing to use. The trick is you have to light the plastic really quickly...if too long, it just melts, but if you get it right, it is soft and pliable. This is hands down the best protection for the money anywhere!!

hahhaha...Hey tim, you want yours done, send it to cambodia!! hahhaha..Although i don't think i can gaurantee that it will get to my door step.

Why don't you guys try it out; get an old phone and give it a go. Like to see what kind of results you get.

Posted by: john0213

well, yes it requires skill and practice, and when you do it right, i can see the result, and if you are use to these stuff, it won't be hard, but considering the risk there, it's kinda risky, i mean, even for the most experienced guy, you can make mistake, and if you make mistake on these stuff, there's no turning back~~

i like the idea, i just can't do it myself~~

Posted by: Timsta

holy... use a lighter. to melt it on? haha. i don't wanna send my phones to cambodia..

Posted by: Frost C S

Wouldn't it be much better to use a heatgun, or a hairdryer to heat up the plastic?
Using a lighter seems far to dangerous.. and an expensive fix for a do it yourselfer....

Posted by: john0213

i say even heat gun will have the possibility to melt it, yes a hairdryer seems to be a good idea, i don't mind people saying i chicken out, but it's just putting too much of a risk to the phone~~~

Posted by: Timsta

hair dryer is okay but ur hands will get smoked.

Posted by: qlam79

Yeah, the hair dryer is a much safer option, except that it it not hot enought to heat up the plastic..and its rather bulky. Plus, the light the lighter for only miliseconds...so its never hot enough to melt the plastic. And also, the flame never touches the phone...only the plastic..so its pretty safe. Only thing is you need steady hands man!! Don't get gramps to do it..hahaaha

Posted by: Timsta

steady hands.. and bravery

Posted by: john0213

and $$$$$$$$ LOL

Posted by: Timsta

yah. a bit ofmoney. not too much. john u have lots of cash. don't play us like ur from the east side

Posted by: john0213

who said i have lots of cash tim~~ =..="

cut that propaganda~~~~heeeeee

Posted by: Timsta

i saw that porsche 911 u were driving last weekend.. u took out my slk..

Posted by: azn_boi_128

hairdryer? damn... i need to try taht ..

and your tim ur slk is no match for my box on wheels =D

Posted by: Timsta

ur matchbox?

Posted by: azn_boi_128

no my honda pilot lol its a pretty big box on some pretty small wheels ... i have Acura TL type-s from 2003's rims on the pilot so yea

Posted by: Timsta

hahhahaah oh yah. i forgot u had a tl too

Posted by: azn_boi_128

nono its my cusin's TL but yea... =D i drive it sometimes when he's not home

Posted by: Timsta

yes. thats right i remember now

Posted by: john0213

TL rims on Pilot!? that's some crazy combination~!!!

Posted by: Kevbodian

best way to protect your 904 is to NOT USE IT!!!

on a recent survey (like 15 yrs ago; according to some guy's shirt), 9/10 kids prefer crayons to guns!

Posted by: Timsta

how old were the kids?