i want to make my G3 B&W case shiny like a g4. how should i do it. I think that i should use very fine grit sand paper to san of the opacity of the sides and handles and spray it down with transparent gloss paint
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The G4 sawtooth panels can be swapped onto a smurf, not as much fun but it would work. The smurf plastics are a semi opaque plastic while the sawtooth used a clear acrylic with the inside painted to achieve its look.
Mordasky's right. Unfortunately. The plastics on the B&W are a different composition of plastic than the latter G4's which were a clear polycarbonate.
Now, if you wanna shine those plastics as much as possible (which may not be much) go after them with a 1500 and a 2000 grit sand paper. then, if you have the ability, a buffer and some turtle wax brand rubbing and/or polishing compound. All can be found at the local auto parts store, should you decide to go after it
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yes, very fine sandpaper and some sort of polish will work. this is the same thing many do to take scratches out of ipods and/or to make them more shiny.
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