Haha! This title is catchy right! You must be wondering, "Har?! 2 dollar can Gmask phone meh, got promotion ah???" Sorry to disappoint you, there's no promotion. But instead, i'm gonna teach you how to DIY Gmask your phone with just 2 bucks!
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I got my chio Black LG eve awhile ago (Thanks LG Singapore!) I'm so afraid that i might scratch it or something because the previous LG eve that they loan us kena alot alot alot of scratches in my clumsy hands, lucky they gave us a new set :D
So i was thinking of G masking it since it's the best and the nicest way to protect your gadgets. But after looking at the price... IT COST AT LEAST $39 TO GMASK IT LEH! So expensive lor! So the easiest way and cheapest way with $2 is to...
So i was thinking of G masking it since it's the best and the nicest way to protect your gadgets. But after looking at the price... IT COST AT LEAST $39 TO GMASK IT LEH! So expensive lor! So the easiest way and cheapest way with $2 is to...
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Cling wrap it!
You can easily buy the whole cling wrapper for just 2 bucks at your friendly nearby mama shop or econ mini mart! Break or tear? Nevermind, cling it again. I bet you can use it for more than 50 times lor! Damn worth it! and it really really works! :D
Congrats on your first G mask! *throw confetti*
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Congrats on your first G mask! *throw confetti*
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Ok, i'm seriously joking.
Before i go on with my post, can you guess what place i'm hinting? Everything in this store is priced at $2 each. There are several outlets in S'pore, example would be Plaza Sing, Vivocity. The products are mostly from Japan. Can you guess???
Before i go on with my post, can you guess what place i'm hinting? Everything in this store is priced at $2 each. There are several outlets in S'pore, example would be Plaza Sing, Vivocity. The products are mostly from Japan. Can you guess???
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The place is Daiso! The main "actor" of this post is this mobile sticker that cost just 2 bucks from Daiso! Few colours and texture to choose from, so since my LG eve is in black, i shall "mask" it in Gold! Abit too kua zhang and attention seeking =/
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Read the instructions before using it. Something that i don't understand is that, "Do not use it on valuable items", har? So mobile phone not consider valuable ah? Maybe to Japanese, their phones are not that valuable lor... AHAHAHHAHAHA
Ingredients I mean materials you need:
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#1: Pen knife
#2: Scissors
#3: Cutting Mat
#4: Mobile sticker
#5: Ruler
#6: YOUR PHONE
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Step #1: Take down all the measurements of the battery cover.
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Step #2: Draw a draft on a paper and see if it fits EXACTLY.
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Step #3: Use the paper draft and trace on your mobile sticker.
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Step #4: Use either the scissors or pen knife to cut out the shape.
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Step #5: Time to stick it onto the battery cover.
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Step #6: Press firmly to stick the sticker onto the battery cover. (No bubbles!)
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Step #7: Cut off excess sticker.
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Step #8: Now that it's done, slot the battery cover back to the phone!
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Ta dah! End product! Congrats, you just G masked your.. eh, battery cover!!!
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Another photo of the G masked battery cover. Chio-ness much?
So how is this DIY G mask tutorial? It's really 2 bucks right? I never bluff you all right. HOWEVER, it really look much better in photos than the actual thing itself.
After leaving the the phone alone for about 2 hours, the sides start to peel off because it's not sticky enough -__- So i cut off the sides and it's looks fine now :D
Hope you enjoy reading my anyhow DIY G mask tutorial. If you really really want to protect your gadgets, spend that money to Gmask it, it's gonna be worth it. I think.
After leaving the the phone alone for about 2 hours, the sides start to peel off because it's not sticky enough -__- So i cut off the sides and it's looks fine now :D
Hope you enjoy reading my anyhow DIY G mask tutorial. If you really really want to protect your gadgets, spend that money to Gmask it, it's gonna be worth it. I think.