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Today, i was looking for a way to spice up my ist gen ipod touch, noticing some of the metal showing around the black bezel i decided to remove it all. so i masked it all off and got to work i sanded and sanded and polished to get the look i was going for, it feels much differnt in your hand now, im thinking about brushing the back of it late . comments or questions, post them below.
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Materials: Electrical tape razor blade 220 rougher would work well to get the brunt of it done grit sand paper (electric sander worked much better, not a belt sander!. Brasso old cloth Start by masking off the bezel with the electrical tape, lay one strip on each side of the screen so just the bezel is showing, after all the sides are done, using the razor blade trim it to fit the bezel, (you let the strips hang over) do the same on the back, you dont need to trim this part, for the bottom where the connecter is just use a few pieces, The next step is to sand. I used 220 grit because its all i had on hand, a rougher paper would work better and quicker, after the brunt of the work is done, either switch to 220 grit or if you were using 220 the whole time, brasso, just polish it up. a few tips: when sanding to get the paint off go the across the bezel, not with it, if you want a smooth look, after getting the paint off go a few seconds with the bezel it will look good. A did most of it by hand but i got lazy on the last side so i found the sander, its the kind that just like vibrates, this worked well, and then polished it, if you have any questions let me know,
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