[Q] Cleaning the back/body of White HOX - HTC One X

Hey people,
I know many have had this dilema of cleaning the white HTC One X from jeans but I have a slightly more complicated issue.
I bought a case as soon as I ordered my HOX a while back and have taken it off for the first time... only to realise that the case has left quite a fair bit of blackness on the back cover. I cannot remove it using water or a Macbook cleaning kit.
I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions on how to approach this?
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Thanks!

try an eraser
i work as a technician and my hands are oily/dirty all the time, and i successfully removed oil stains / black goo / sticky goo and whatnot using petrol and eraser

shiningarmor said:
try an eraser
i work as a technician and my hands are oily/dirty all the time, and i successfully removed oil stains / black goo / sticky goo and whatnot using petrol and eraser
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I'm using eraser as well.. Works like wonder.

hey dude, use a soft cloth dipped in a mix of 50/50 methalated spirits and water. not wet, just damp. I am a mechanic with a white one x works for me...

shiningarmor said:
try an eraser
i work as a technician and my hands are oily/dirty all the time, and i successfully removed oil stains / black goo / sticky goo and whatnot using petrol and eraser
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oh my god... it ruined it further!!
D:
Thanks for trying though.
kemmo123 said:
hey dude, use a soft cloth dipped in a mix of 50/50 methalated spirits and water. not wet, just damp. I am a mechanic with a white one x works for me...
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Thanks for the tip but I don't have meth spirits ><

I always use eraser or cajuput oil. I dont know if cajuput oil is available in your country. But its really works!
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I had the same problem, my Crumena leather pouch pretty much ruined the back side(and it wasn't cheap either) and nothing worked except 70% alcohol and a paper tissue. It took some rubbing. You can still see that is not 100% clean at a certain angle but it's not as bad as it used to be.

princeNightmare said:
I had the same problem, my Crumena leather pouch pretty much ruined the back side(and it wasn't cheap either) and nothing worked except 70% alcohol and a paper tissue. It took some rubbing. You can still see that is not 100% clean at a certain angle but it's not as bad as it used to be.
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Ahh... this is so terrible!
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Did you use meth alcohol?

It's from a pharmacy so I'd say it's rubbing alcohol. And it expired over a year ago, but it got the job done! It's still a bit dirty around the beats audio logo but that's just because I don't wan't to ruin it so I didn't clean near that area.

Oh wow...glad I got the grey one now.

princeNightmare said:
It's from a pharmacy so I'd say it's rubbing alcohol. And it expired over a year ago, but it got the job done! It's still a bit dirty around the beats audio logo but that's just because I don't wan't to ruin it so I didn't clean near that area.
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Ah! Thanks.... I'll go in today or tomorrow and buy some :3
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bich.light said:
Ahh... this is so terrible!
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Did you use meth alcohol?
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Methanol kills polycarbonate (methanol is methyl alcohol).

bich.light said:
Ah! Thanks.... I'll go in today or tomorrow and buy some :3
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Let us know how it went. I'll have to repeat the process myself because i used the pouch again when I went cycling. It's dirty again. :victory:

why you dont use a case cover?!

FotoMichi said:
why you dont use a case cover?!
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If I wanted to use that I would buy the uglier version and not the white one. I knew exactly what to expect with the white phone, I'm not an idiot, I just didn't like the other colour at all.

Rubbing alcohol works for me
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shiningarmor said:
try an eraser
i work as a technician and my hands are oily/dirty all the time, and i successfully removed oil stains / black goo / sticky goo and whatnot using petrol and eraser
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Oooooh thanks for the tip. Never thought of this!
Like a usual pencil eraser?

Wilks3y said:
Oooooh thanks for the tip. Never thought of this!
Like a usual pencil eraser?
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Nooo~~
my rubber screwed it up more! D:
It smudged all the blackness lol
I still haven't got it yet ><
I forgot to buy some today and yesterday >.>

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[Q] Scratched Edge

So... I loosened my grip on my Vision while it was on my palm. And it slipped... It did two flips an plop, more like thud in slow motion, onto the tennis court. Yes I took my phone out while doing some tennis warmups. Stupid I know, but I was admiring it. (I got it just recently). Anyway, It did no damage, except a little tiny nick, hardly noticeably on the edge. But if you look closely, it's there. So I was wondering. Is it possible to sand it off or something?
Exact same happened to me just yesterday, except on the top-right.
I'm not too worried because there's always the possibility of a case, but yeah I'd like to know if I can sand it.
Very fine grit (180ish) and go with the grain of the brushed finish. Let us know how it turns out!
Ermmm anymore suggestions or agreement of the sanding w/ 180?
1) You can go ahead and sand it if you want, but you'll just take the paint off and then it'll look REALLY weird.
2) there is no grain. Its not made of wood, and it wasn't brush painted. It was sprayed.
Same thing happened to me. I tried sanding it and it made it look worst, as it takes the paint off. Maybe you could try finding a replacement bezel.
What are half the guys above talking about taking the paint off... its not painted on the metal parts... that's metal... not painted plastic or metal.... its a clear coating... either sprayed or adhesively layed on in the factory
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icolorado303 said:
What are half the guys above talking about taking the paint off... its not painted on the metal parts... that's metal... not painted plastic or metal
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LOL, well said.
A little common sense goes a long way
icolorado303 said:
What are half the guys above talking about taking the paint off... its not painted on the metal parts... that's metal... not painted plastic or metal
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omarsalmin said:
LOL, well said.
A little common sense goes a long way
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The metal IS painted:
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If I recall a little clear coating isn't paint.... sand the whole surface to look identical and you will have a new shiny piece
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funkeee said:
The metal IS painted:
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Not to be argumentative, but itis just a clear coat, someones already taken the clear coat off.
tankmorph said:
Mine started peeling like that, too. I always keep it in a pocket by itself. I "fixed" it by polishing off all the clear coat with a scotch brite pad, moving up and down only to leave the nice brushed look intact.
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Lol well I'm not going ta worry about it to much then I don't think sanding is a good idea.
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Tape/Mask off screen area and use a Magic Eraser (which is a micro abrasive) on the scratched edge...might take a while but it should help to blend it nicely.
verkion
Hmmm that sounds like a good idea? Anyone agree with that?
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Clever! I do love magic eraser. Should work better than sandpaper. Like he said, keep it off the screen.
Yeah just mask off the screen and rubberized plastic parts
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I would suggest a nice sturdy case when you get it back to how you want it...especially if your gonna take it to the courts, lol! I got an otterbox.
Haha well once my case gets here (its a clear oem case off ebay from the inexpensive case forum) ill try the magic eraser trick. Hopefully, all goes well. If not, I may just cry.
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eh -- all image and no substance.
the good stuff is in the phone not on the phone.
wear it like a well oiled baseball mitt.... would you rather play with a well broken in glove that never loses a ball, or a nice shiny stiff glove just for looks?
that scratch looks soooooo small... and the g2 has such sex appeal it dazzles the ladies and blinds them and they cannot see past the aura.
It is brushed aluminum. Brushed means aluminum that has been sanded to creat a flat non shiny finish. 180 grit is too coarse. Yes for the first pass at the deep scratches. I would suggest finishing with 320 grit 400 is a little too fine. Get the black sandpaper, it's called wet and dry. it is superior for fine detail work. Use the blue masking tape and tape off first, to protect.

Altered water damage indicators

A friend of mine told me about this and I had to test it.
First we applied water to my battery's white water indictor tab. It turned pink.
We then tried hydrogen peroxide. Hydrogen peroxide turned the indicator bright, bright red.
Finally we applied a bit of bleach and it turned right back to white.
Here's another tip... Apply a bit of scotch tape over the white tab whenever you get a new device to keep them nice and shiney.
lol this is too funny!
i was doing something special to my batteries lastnight and had the urge... i had to...
lick the indicator.. i couldnt resist. took a good minute and a big gob of spit to turn pink....
i like the bleach trick!!...
definite post of the day
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TRusselo said:
lol this is too funny!
i was doing something special to my batteries lastnight and had the urge... i had to...
lick the indicator.. i couldnt resist. took a good minute and a big gob of spit to turn pink....
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Hahahahahah man you're so weird
Lovin the post! lol
On another note, nice post Adam!
EDIT: I call for post of the day ^^
Sorry, I just have to ask... What wierd things were you doing that made you end up licking your battery?!
LOL
curiosity got the best of me... its part of my process.
Lmfao!
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TRusselo said:
curiosity got the best of me... its part of my process.
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Well, I guess thats a good enough answer... Just don't lick it after applying the bleach!
Wait, maybe that's the explination right there!
I've heard that some phones have several of these indicators on them. The battery compartment being one of them.
Now THIS is some useful information
thanks for posting!
Also works on Iphone 3G indicators
Huh??
I'm really surprised that no one has asked this but, WTF are you guys smokin' that makes you want to lick batteries...
...and where can I find some??
Cool trick. I hope everyone uses this honestly though! I'd hate to see people buying water damaged, bleached stickered phones!
connexion2005 said:
Cool trick. I hope everyone uses this honestly though! I'd hate to see people buying water damaged, bleached stickered phones!
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So what exactly is the honest way to use this? Can there really be an honest reason to bleach the stickers? I guess if ya just have ta lick yer stickers then bleach em back, that would be honest..lol
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So what exactly is the honest way to use this? Can there really be an honest reason to bleach the stickers? I guess if ya just have ta lick yer stickers then bleach em back, that would be honest..lol
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I've seen like BS happen where the phone was on the counter in a bathroom while the shower was on and the steam moisture caused it to go RED. Things like that where you no damn well there is no water damage and that the sticker false positived the situation...
Thats a high humidity environment.... humidity causes water damage too.
AdamOutler said:
Thats a high humidity environment.... humidity causes water damage too.
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This. I had a Moto Razr back in the day that was set off due to the back being so thin and I guess sweaty palms. But I also have a broken LG Vu that Im thinking about taking apart today to see what I find in the way of water indicators internally.
TRusselo said:
lol this is too funny!
i was doing something special to my batteries lastnight and had the urge... i had to...
lick the indicator.. i couldnt resist. took a good minute and a big gob of spit to turn pink....
i like the bleach trick!!...
definite post of the day
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Brothers? Yes. I did the SAME thing
capocaccia said:
This. I had a Moto Razr back in the day that was set off due to the back being so thin and I guess sweaty palms. But I also have a broken LG Vu that Im thinking about taking apart today to see what I find in the way of water indicators internally.
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I had one as well, having it in the pocket at the gym would get it moist and mine went red as well. Eventually it failed past the warranty period.
88EVGAFTW said:
I had one as well, having it in the pocket at the gym would get it moist and mine went red as well. Eventually it failed past the warranty period.
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you need to figure tho, water damage is quite apparent on any electronic advice. According to ATT they said if there are any signs of water damage (shorts) they can get you

[MOD] Carbon Fiber battery cover

MY VERY FIRST OP
Just thought i would share this with the community. It's called high performance carbon fiber vinyl. The great thing is that it does not leave any adhesive residue. I just slowly, carefully tailored it with a razor blade on top of the original battery cover. A blow dryer made the vinyl much more "compliant" and flexible. Hope you like it. I'm trying to do it with white carbon fiber vinyl next. Please let me know what you think...
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Very nice. I have a sheet of this stuff at home, I'm probably gonna do this too.
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i think this should go in the Accessories section but nice job!
talltexan said:
i think this should go in the Accessories section but nice job!
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I think you might be right... LOL
Can it be moved?
A mod could move it if you msg one. (not sure who to msg lol)
I actually still have some from when I tried this on my vibrant. Didn't work out well then based that battery door was so oddly shaped. May go either this a shot. Keep us updated on how well it lasts.
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adamboyd83 said:
I actually still have some from when I tried this on my vibrant. Didn't work out well then based that battery door was so oddly shaped. May go either this a shot. Keep us updated on how well it lasts.
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If you're using the 3m di-noc variant, it's practically bulletproof. The 3m material isn't even vinyl, it's pvc, which is why it's so damn durable. I wouldn't hesitate putting it on anything I want to keep looking nice. The look isn't for everyone though. And depending on how tight/small the corners need to be, it might not be a good fit.
Because the battery cover of the t989 is textured, the vinyl does not stick very well. like I previously mentioned, I used a blow dryer to make it stick much much better. I also have it in a clear hard/soft silicone gel skin so it should last pretty much forever.
Also if you like this mod or it inspired you to try something similar please hit the thank you button...
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that looks legit!
White CF would look nice.
I will be ordering the white soon... kinda expensive... but when I am done I will show it to you...
Actually I plan on doing a white conversion for my wife... I am looking into purchasing the equipment to cut the skin for the face... I will report back soon...
For the Vibrant i know they had a white sticker you could put on the front. Sounds cheap i know but it looked pretty slick. The only thing i noticed was a small ridge around the face of the phone however that was kinda nice also for operating the phone without looking.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=767343
If you do..let me know. I would buy a kit
horatiob said:
I will be ordering the white soon... kinda expensive... but when I am done I will show it to you...
Actually I plan on doing a white conversion for my wife... I am looking into purchasing the equipment to cut the skin for the face... I will report back soon...
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Thing is that this is only a sticker and unless you can get the sticker to fold under the edge of the battery cover and have the battery cover sit properly.. the stick will just peel up.
I made one as well, if anyone is interested let me know. Came out pretty well.
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amaesing said:
I made one as well, if anyone is interested let me know. Came out pretty well.
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NICE!!!! Excellent job!!!!
How difficult was it? also, you could hit the thank you button... just saying ;-)
firebane said:
Thing is that this is only a sticker and unless you can get the sticker to fold under the edge of the battery cover and have the battery cover sit properly.. the stick will just peel up.
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Not really... When this stuff sticks it aiint going no where (if applied properly.) Unlike stickers that wear and tear with time. This stuff is harder to remove with time... and it's not just a sticker... this is almost indestructible PVC...
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Not really... When this stuff sticks it aiint going no where (if applied properly.) Unlike stickers that wear and tear with time. This stuff is harder to remove with time... and it's not just a sticker... this is almost indestructible PVC...
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Id be hesitant to put anything that permanent on it. What if you get sick of it?
Wareazy said:
Id be hesitant to put anything that permanent on it. What if you get sick of it?
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by that time we should have battery covers on ebay
Wareazy said:
Id be hesitant to put anything that permanent on it. What if you get sick of it?
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If you get sick of it just peel it off.. It should leave no residue behind... This stuff is unbelievably good...
and come on... who's gonna get sick of this look? ;-)

XO Skins Installed looks beautiful + coupon

My install is now done and dried. Check it out
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Also here is a 20% off coupon they just posted on twitter https://twitter.com/xoskins
Last week before Christmas! Here is a 20% Off coupon for you, our valued customers. Please share this code with anyone who loves their gadgets xochristmas20 for use at http://xoskins.com/
It's super simple to install. Fits perfectly with no orange peel
Their video as well. (Finally figured out how to post this.)
Added dslr pics from StonedImmaculate
Macro pics of case fit Thanks randpost
I ordered mine Saturday with $3 off (byublue) hoping to get it soon. This cut to fit one that comes from costco blows lol
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Here is a shot from the top
I really want to pick one of these up since I have heard such good things about them. However, I am curious about how you prevent the liquid from getting into the ear piece when applying the protector. Is there a trick to covering the ear piece?
Yes, I have this on my phone also and its amazing, virtually no orange peel and looks great. Highly recommended!
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sn0warmy said:
I really want to pick one of these up since I have heard such good things about them. However, I am curious about how you prevent the liquid from getting into the ear piece when applying the protector. Is there a trick to covering the ear piece?
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just man up, don't use toooooo much solution and pat dry...
make sure you take out the battery and DON"T put it back in after as the phone will reboot.
just install and wait over night with cool air blowing over it.
i know it will be tough not to touch your new toy, but without US warranty work, not worth it.
stretched said:
My install is now done and dried. Check it out
Also here is a 20% off coupon they just posted on twitter https://twitter.com/xoskins
Last week before Christmas! Here is a 20% Off coupon for you, our valued customers. Please share this code with anyone who loves their gadgets xochristmas20 for use at http://xoskins.com/
It's super simple to install. Fits perfectly with no orange peel
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Argg!!! I literally just found your coupon after I just ordered lol
sn0warmy said:
I really want to pick one of these up since I have heard such good things about them. However, I am curious about how you prevent the liquid from getting into the ear piece when applying the protector. Is there a trick to covering the ear piece?
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The solution they have dries really quickly, they added some substance it in, so even if the tiniest bit gets in there, you shouldn't worry too much, unless you spill the whole bottle in there lol
EDIT: this is speaking from the person who DRENCHED the screen protector before applying lol
hiohokaybye said:
The solution they have dries really quickly, they added some substance it in, so even if the tiniest bit gets in there, you shouldn't worry too much, unless you spill the whole bottle in there lol
EDIT: this is speaking from the person who DRENCHED the screen protector before applying lol
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X2.. mine was drenched
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Does it go right to the edges of the screen?
I got one ordered this weekend hopefully arriving soon.
How difficult was the application? I'm not too keen on wet application (Zagg, ugh) but is it pretty much drench, lay it on the screen and shift to center ASAP? Past experience with Zaggs, I've usually had to lay it perfectly on the first try since I wouldn't be able to shift it around afterwards.
FYI, "byublue", as mentioned earlier, takes $3 off, which is slightly better than 20%.
bowsersoulstar said:
I got one ordered this weekend hopefully arriving soon.
How difficult was the application? I'm not too keen on wet application (Zagg, ugh) but is it pretty much drench, lay it on the screen and shift to center ASAP? Past experience with Zaggs, I've usually had to lay it perfectly on the first try since I wouldn't be able to shift it around afterwards.
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I'm assuming all wet applications should be the same, which means that your experience with zagg will be similar with xo.
You wouldn't be able to shift it around after its applied. However, you can peel it upwards, apply some more liquid, then place it back down
Did that with my skinomi, had no problem with it, should work with all wet screen protectors
Got mine today and applied it tonight. It was my first wet application, and it was WAY easier than the (dry-apply) SGP Crystal I had on my Dinc.
It goes very close to the edge of the screen.
No orange peel
No rainbow effect
As I said before... highly recommended
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Any drag or slow down with swiping along the protector?
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Any drag or slow down with swiping along the protector?
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Not at all its slick
So I've never done a wet install. Basically I get as much of the liquid out as possible and then wait overnight for it to settle?
I don't think people realize that, sure even though your device isn't damaged from the liquid solution that may or may have leaked into the phone. BUT it probably set off the water damage sticker inside voiding your warranty.
That's the biggest fear for most people including myself.
Masx said:
I don't think people realize that, sure even though your device isn't damaged from the liquid solution that may or may have leaked into the phone. BUT it probably set off the water damage sticker inside voiding your warranty.
That's the biggest fear for most people including myself.
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The water stickers are on the back.
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Tip: Polishing your HTC One X - make it shiny and less slippery!

When i first got my HTC one x, i decided to directly put on a cover/case (Capdase Silicon) so the phone was protected. After a few weeks of usage i removed the case and i discovered that the backside of my one X was all "spotty". The casing had been rubbing the back of my phone in different spots all over - unevenly. Its like the matt finish was gone in some places. This made the phone look kinda ugly and dirty (although it was clean).
One day i was going to clean my camera-lens (it had gotten somewhat scratchy) so i took some Displex Display polish and started to rub with a soft cloth. By curiosity i started to rub the entire back of the phone and i saw that the spots disappeared after a while and the back of my phone quickly started to look smooth and shiny compared to the matt finish i had before. So now after like 30 minutes of rubbing and cleaning i have a shiny brand-new looking back, and the phone is much less "slippy" than before, so its much harder to drop now.
If someone want to make their phone look more shiny and make it harder for it to slip out of their hands i really recommend Displex.
Its just a tip i wanted to share. I have been searching the web for someone who also got spots from their silicon case and how to remove them, but no luck.
Regards!
Joel
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jamenjoel said:
When i first got my HTC one x, i decided to directly put on a cover/case (Capdase Silicon) so the phone was protected. After a few weeks of usage i removed the case and i discovered that the backside of my one X was all "spotty". The casing had been rubbing the back of my phone in different spots all over - unevenly. Its like the matt finish was gone in some places. This made the phone look kinda ugly and dirty (although it was clean).
One day i was going to clean my camera-lens (it had gotten somewhat scratchy) so i took some Displex Display polish and started to rub with a soft cloth. By curiosity i started to rub the entire back of the phone and i saw that the spots disappeared after a while and the back of my phone quickly started to look smooth and shiny compared to the matt finish i had before. So now after like 30 minutes of rubbing and cleaning i have a shiny brand-new looking back, and the phone is much less "slippy" than before, so its much harder to drop now.
If someone want to make their phone look more shiny and make it harder for it to slip out of their hands i really recommend Displex.
Its just a tip i wanted to share. I have been searching the web for someone who also got spots from their silicon case and how to remove them, but no luck.
Regards!
Joel
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photos?
Can you upload some pictures? Curious to see what it looks like
ste1164 said:
Can you upload some pictures? Curious to see what it looks like
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Give me a second...
Sure thing! Enjoy!
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jamenjoel said:
Sure thing! Enjoy!
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broken photos bro
hamdir said:
broken photos bro
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I fixed em. You can find them in the comments or at the start-post.
jamenjoel said:
I fixed em. You can find them in the comments or at the start-post.
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Still not there lol..
MarylandCookie said:
Still not there lol..
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Thats weird. They totally show for me.
http://s15.postimage.org/dmwndiw0p/P9030825.jpg
http://s14.postimage.org/54so27d4v/P9030822.jpg
I'll just make them a link like this.
***EDIT***
Looks like they only show in google chrome. But you can still click the link and see them no matter what browser.
Not Visible for me. Using Tapatalk here
Via Hox
It does look shiny lol. Wonder how the white one would look like
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Looks neat.Will definitely try this
Men dont clean their phones.
Enviado desde mi HTC One X usando Tapatalk 2
Crap, I whip the case off mine and give it a wipe down quite regularly
Hate the dust build up you get around the open part of the case.
Yeah i really like the finish. I really recommend doing this.
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waw so strange so it remains soft touch and grippy but looses the matt?
anyway mine is slowly degrading so I'm sure it will get there eventually lol
Less slippery?
What kind of "less slippery" will it get? Like sticky or what?
... and a bit off-topic: does anybody know how the dust gets under the screen - or how to remove it when it has gotten there?
hamdir said:
waw so strange so it remains soft touch and grippy but looses the matt?
anyway mine is slowly degrading so I'm sure it will get there eventually lol
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Im not sure if you are being sarcastic or what you even mean, but yeah it looses the matt soft feeling and feels more shiny and harder to drop. Im sure you can imagine the feeling. Imagine that youre stroking the Galaxy SIII on the back, feels very similar.
anyone else tried this on the white variant?
I love the Matt finish, this i what makes it sooo good to hold in comparison to plastic toy called SGSIII.
I am not trying this.

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