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Originally Posted by MaemoJirka View Post
What is not clear??? It is of course polycarbonate but on its upper surface is a matt paint…and that is all..

When you deformate the cover the paint layer can be peeled off( you can do it even the cover is not deformated - if you use a thinner the layer will be washed off)
So the deformated paint makes thouse grey spots. The same effect has in the course of time aggressive sweat.

The blue and pikn variants of nokia do not have such a layer.


And as to my technical inteligence. I work in a service centre of Nokia
Sorry, but my experience with Nokia service centers are not exactly that of high technological expertise.

The point with acetone is that it dissolves polycarbonate. It will liquefy it. You cannot use any arbitrary "thinner", but many nail polish removers will do fine. The whitening effect can be seen here at approximately 00:35 http://www.mobileinquirer.com/2011/n...manufacturing/ That whitening effect is the same you get when bending and tearing polycarbonate.