That makes no sense. Maybe you didn't understand what I meant.
I'm saying 2 coats or so of black primer(to make it opaque) then after it dries, apply the white paint. I fail to see how you would end up with a black iPhone by doing that...
I'm saying 2 coats or so of black primer(to make it opaque) then after it dries, apply the white paint. I fail to see how you would end up with a black iPhone by doing that...
The justifications in this thread are hilarious. Can Apple ever do wrong?
If you apply the paint to the outside, then it's going to be subjected to scratching off. And with the black primer undercoating, that is going to look pretty ugly.
So Apple paints the inside of the glass white, so scratches to the glass don't mar the paint job.
That makes no sense. Maybe you didn't understand what I meant.
I'm saying 2 coats or so of black primer(to make it opaque) then after it dries, apply the white paint. I fail to see how you would end up with a black iPhone by doing that...
🙂 this made my day.
I still find it odd that Apple is still not saying anything. I don't believe any of these stories yet, where is the apple pr release when you need it?
It's the PowerBook G5 all over again.
Can be applied to the inside then. White, then black.
What about all the DIY white iphones? Like engadget's? Are they having problems with the camera washing out photos? Or any light leaking through? It seems as if they would have said something about it if it was true.
Seems fishy to me.
I don't get it, why don't they just give it a coat or two of black primer, THEN give it a coat of white paint.
Agreed, and it should solve the light leakage issue.
However, there must be a reason why this is not an option for Apple. Perhaps the white requires some light transfer through it to make it look white and applying a black or even grey coating behind it would dull the look.
Reverse it... You apply paint backwards on clear objects.
It's the PowerBook G5 all over again.
Can we also please get rid of
- White Keyboards
- White Mouses
- White Cords
- And every other white thing that looks like crap after a few weeks of daily use