How do you remove Decals from an iPhone?
July 12th 2010 in News & Updates
I was recently travelling through Honduras and came across the situation when a decal / sticker ended up on the back on my iPhone (well actually it was young niece who asked which Dora sticker I would prefer).
So I have a great iPhone, though with a sticker on the back that has only half come off. I tried initially peeling it off, though only the shiny sticker part came off. What was left was the adhesive and some rough paper.
I was cautious of using any spirits or chemicals to remove the sticker as the back of the iPhone is plastic, so didnāt want to damage the surface. Hence I decided to use some Eucalyptus oil.
Good stuff ā the adhesive easily rubbed off and my iphone is looking cleaner than ever
(P.S ā I havenāt told my niece that the Dora sticker is no longer on the back of my phone)
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You can also use sandpaper to “polish” the back of your iPhone (3G/3GS of course, since others have aluminum/glass on the back).
You will just need those:
⢠Sandpaper 320(or 500),800,1000,1500,2000,2500,3000 grit
⢠3M Rubbing compound
⢠Machine Polisher ( Power Drill or small buffer)
⢠Microfibers
⢠Sticky tack and or tape
results are stunning, you will make your iphone’s back shiny and new again.
This trick can be applied basically to any phone with plastic back, for example droid phones by htc or motorola, and other android devices.
It will eliminate any logo you have on the back, but hey your phone will be shiny as new, and more custom without logo