iPhone 6 Gold Color Coming Off?

[Mamamia]

English must not be native to you as I was making fun of the whole thing. People were calling for pictures and I am pointing out that images would be useless.

British English may not be for you but it certainly does not make your English perfect does it?
I posted photos but I do agree it's a bit odd for a op to talk about something like this and not provide a example

 

[HEK]

I stopped reading when you used paint and anodize in the same sentence. Clearly you have no idea what anodization is and why being able to "rub it off" is ridiculous.

The paint filled nanotubes was particularly funny. There is no such process. When will moderators pull this obviously fake complaint?

 

[HEK]

The paint filled nanotubes was particularly funny. There is no such process. When will moderators pull this obviously fake complaint?

Oh and yo can rub through the anodized surface, it's only a few molecules thick. Not with a tissue, but with continuous rubbing. Like a case pressure point constantly rubbing on the anodized surface. Want to do it faster take Brillo pad and rub on same spot and see what happens.

Oh , and stop calling it paint, it's not. The only phone that gets a coating is the silver, that's the raw aluminum color covered by a clear coat, that also will rub off with repeated rubbing. Come on people you have the phone, am sure you are connected to Internet, look up anodizing and read what it is.

The 7000 series aluminum anodized slightly more deeply than the 6000 series. So the 6s anodization will take more rubbing to wear through to the base aluminum.

 

[Mamamia]

I think apple stopped their fools gold products, no more gold iPhones, no recalls or apple care solutions either.

 

[Mury]

Oh but you just did....

 

[Mury]

Yes my iphone 6 space gray also got a bit peeled off, the one near the headphone jack at the bottom.. I'm really disappointed

Oh and yo can rub through the anodized surface, it's only a few molecules thick. Not with a tissue, but with continuous rubbing. Like a case pressure point constantly rubbing on the anodized surface. Want to do it faster take Brillo pad and rub on same spot and see what happens.

Oh , and stop calling it paint, it's not. The only phone that gets a coating is the silver, that's the raw aluminum color covered by a clear coat, that also will rub off with repeated rubbing. Come on people you have the phone, am sure you are connected to Internet, look up anodizing and read what it is.

The 7000 series aluminum anodized slightly more deeply than the 6000 series. So the 6s anodization will take more rubbing to wear through to the base aluminum.