Black, you know why? Because white is for girls.
White because it has a metallic back and chrome bezels.
The black has a rubberized back and attracts lots of fingerprints that are hard to rub off.
White because it has a metallic back and chrome bezels.
The black has a rubberized back and attracts lots of fingerprints that are hard to rub off.
White and silver. I don't get that there is a reason that the black coatings should be scuffing and chipping. I have many aluminum woodworking tools anodized black. Yes, some stored in fancy foam protected layout sets, but others piled in a toolbox. No chips or even scuffs. It is not as if it is a new process.
Black, you know why? Because white is for girls.
Tell me which one you prefer and why
I've had mine a month, looks like it did out of the box. I think people only get chips and scuffs if they treat it poorly.