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Miss UK
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Anyone know where I could possibley find this stuff a Paint Pen would be ideal and it would have to be Pernament stuff to use on my phone for the camera part 
Please let me know if you know of anywhere thanks all 
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SE4NICK
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I've always wanted something like this, but im yet to find it. Im big on model cars and i need to do some touching up. Also touching up some dings on my phone would be good to. I havn't found anything that quite does the job yet. 
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Miss UK
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ive found paint in bottles but tbh I want a paint pen as it's not messy like tackling with a bottle of paint 
anyone know where we can buy these????
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A L 3 X
Joined: Dec 20, 2006
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From: Yorkshire Phone: iPhone 3G
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On 2007-09-17 16:03:14, miss uk wrote:
ive found paint in bottles but tbh I want a paint pen as it's not messy like tackling with a bottle of paint
anyone know where we can buy these????
WHSmiths sell them in a set of 2, 1 silver 1 gold....although i have one and it doesnt match the silver solour of phones....its more greyish, i used it on my k800i's silver rim thingy and it stood out too much
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Miss UK
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I had one but a silver paint pen it doesn't match as you say alex plus it's not very permanent as it easily comes off
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altemyr
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I have seen pens in silver and gold, but, as it says, it's *silver* and not *chrome*. You do not get that shiny chrome surface. There is a big difference. |
Miss UK
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Silver looks more like Grey and it int permanent 
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Lo-couk
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you'd be hard pushed to get a chrome finish paint as it uses very very fine particles of metallic materials in lacquer. Chrome is a solid layer, so a paint won't have the same effect. As for appling the paint, try using a cocktail stick instead of a brush, you can be much more accurate in tiny areas.
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Miss UK
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Ok i'll take that into mind if I ever find it that is
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Miss UK
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any others ???
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Miss UK
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Tried that Silver pen I had on it strangley its th same colour but its not permanent enuff
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Lo-couk
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On 2007-09-24 23:55:50, miss uk wrote:
Tried that Silver pen I had on it strangley its th same colour but its not permanent enuff
try the silver pen with clear nail varnish/hardner over that... Should make it very perminant!
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Miss UK
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it will look too shiny though wont it 
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Lo-couk
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On 2007-09-25 00:25:48, miss uk wrote:
it will look too shiny though wont it
Try it, the process is reverseable...
You have nail varnish remover don't you?  LOL
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Lo-couk
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On 2007-09-25 01:08:43, Lo-couk wrote:
On 2007-09-25 00:25:48, miss uk wrote:
it will look too shiny though wont it
@miss Uk, can you take a pic, I'd like to see what kind of area you are trying to touch up?
Try it, the process is reverseable...
You have nail varnish remover don't you? LOL
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Posted: 2007-09-17 01:16
