Hello. I have this phone. And now I want to make skin for him. I want make my own. Maybe you know places where I can buy skin template to use it in my cutting plotter?
check out dbrand, they have some high quality 3M skin for Mate20pro
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Okay so I've got nilken screen, love it.
Got ghost armour matte clear back and likebitbtoo.
Looking for somethings cover the rest.. Either black or clear, something that will cover edge to edge for a little protection from minor drops
I don't want to use a case (that's why I got z2 - waterproof/dustproof).
Ok there's gotta be a skin out there..
Looking for full body protection!
You could contact bestskinsever.com. They don't have the Z2 at the moment. But you could ask them when they will. Or you could send your phone in (if you can miss it for a while). Then they will make you one and take it up in their collection.
Kinda strange how they don't try and get new models as a loaner to make all the templates. But that's their choice.
Or you could buy the large uncut and cut it yourself. Useful when you have multiple screens you want to protect. Cutting out sides is just as easy.
BSE is on par with BodyGuardz IMHO.
dbrand was kind enough to ship me some skins for review for both the LG G4 and LG G3.
I figured I would post the reviews here on XDA to help the most people I could, here goes.
For the LG G4 I have the Black Carbon Fiber skin with accents and the White Carbon Fiber skin with accents.
For the LG G3 I have the Mahogany Skin with accents, and the Zebra Wood Skin with accents.
The skins arrived in simple plastic sleeves with a dbrand insert and the skin itself.
Once you open these the first thing you will notice is the skins have a texture.
The carbon fiber really looks and feels like carbon fiber.
You can actually feel the wood grain in both the wood skins.
The printing on these skins is second to none, they all look realistic.
The cutouts on the speaker grill, camera, and sensors are perfect.
The application of this skin is the easiest yet.
All you have to do is place the button and camera covers (accents) on.
Then just use the 3M paper to keep the entire skin from sticking as you align the camera cutouts.
Realign the paper sideways and align the speaker cutout.
Remove the paper completely.
Finally use a hair dryer or heat gun to heat up the edges and press them into place.
I used a heat gun on the lowest setting, a hair dryer may take slightly longer.
Just in case you do not believe how easy the install is, I have made a video of me installing one.
Remember I have no extra experience doing this, it is this easy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQFYXfo47Z4&feature=youtu.be
Once installed you will really see how perfect dbrand made these skins.
Every cutout and edge will be exactly where it should be.
There are no overlapped places or short edges.
I have used both Skickwraps and dbrand and in my opinion dbrand has done a much better job with their skins.
If anyone is considering skins, dbrand is the way to go.
At $9.95 for just the back and accents and $17.95 for the back, accents, and front, these are a great price.
https://dbrand.com/shop/lg-g4
I hope this review will help someone.
Please ask any questions you want, I will try and answer if I can.
P.S. my favorite is the White Carbon Fiber back with the Black Carbon Fiber accents.
I have the black carbon fiber skin. It's GREAT!
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I got Black one for me and White one for my daughter:
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I just bought the Matte Black skin and I'm really satisfied with the skin. Shipping to germany was done in under 2 weeks.
Installation was easy.
Now the G3 is not so slippery as without the skin. The grip is better than before.
Is it still compatible with other cases such as the Spigen Slim Armor? I'd love to have dbrand skins but with the option to be still protected with a case if ever I go outdoors
Hi everyone, just wanna let y'all know of the really bad experience I've had with slick wraps continuously over these years. I honestly don't know why there is even such a comparison ( dbrand or slickwraps ), there is no need for competition, assuming that what you want is quality, dbrand would win in every possible aspect. I have previously ordered vinyl skins for my OnePlus 2 and they have continuously been of low quality, aside from the really bad print of their black marble skins. the color itself can so easily be scratched off and it is so thin that its really uncomfortable to put on. Now fast forward to my op5, I ordered a alcantara skin from them and was really excited. I checked back 3 days later and realised that it hasnt been shipped yet, I contact them and they continuously told me that it was a factory issue and kept persisting I switch the material of skin I ordered. I refused and about 1 ****ing month later they finally shipped. I received the product, and when I opened it , I was truly shocked , the skin itself was so goddamn thick it couldn't even fit with my rhinoshield, but apart from that the adhesive within the ****ing skin spilled over the edges and the OnePlus logo, leading a disgusting greenish tint all over.
tl:dr : Don't buy skins from slickwraps, dbrand and even other companies like gadget shields and xtreme skins are far superior in terms of quality .
Heres a picture
https://imgur.com/gtlCGkI
I finally received my Honeycomb skin and I'm extremely disappointed with it, there's a lot of small bubbles even though I applied it carefully.
Like yourself I also use it with a rhinoshield and I agree on the thickness issue, it's made the buttons almost non-responsive and the notification slider extremely hard to use. I understand if someone was using it without a bumper they might be glad of the extra thickness for protection but, tbh, EVERYONE should be using a case on their phone anyway.
Such a shame.
I don't know if the bubbles are due to the pattern on the skin. I also had to pay a Royal Mail fee and import taxes which ended up being almost the same price as the skin itself. They were nice enough to give me a credit but, if I'm paying over the odds just to order one of their products then a credit is next to useless.
Won't be ordering from them again.
djsubterrain said:
I finally received my Honeycomb skin and I'm extremely disappointed with it, there's a lot of small bubbles even though I applied it carefully.
Like yourself I also use it with a rhinoshield and I agree on the thickness issue, it's made the buttons almost non-responsive and the notification slider extremely hard to use.
Such a shame.
I don't know if the bubbles are due to the pattern on the skin. I also had to pay a Royal Mail fee and import taxes which ended up being almost the same price as the skin itself. They were nice enough to give me a credit but, if I'm paying over the odds just to order one of their products then a credit is next to useless.
Won't be ordering from them again.
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yep , exactly, their skins are just of such low quality it is unbelievable that people still buy from them and regard them as one of the largest skin companies
Had a bad one from xtreme skinz.
Simply put and to cut a long story short.
They just aren't DBrand, even though they claim that it's the same gear, well it certainly didn't feel like it and it peeled.
I can fit these buggers very well as I've dealt with them for years (skins) but they just weren't of the same quality.
Stick with DBrand if you need a skin, however I'd personally say avoid all of them and stick with a non abrasive case (some cases will scratch the oh so fragile back of the oneplus)
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dladz said:
Had a bad one from xtreme skinz.
Simply put and to cut a long story short.
They just aren't DBrand, even though they claim that it's the same gear, well it certainly didn't feel like it and it peeled.
I can fit these buggers very well as I've dealt with them for years (skins) but they just weren't of the same quality.
Stick with DBrand if you need a skin, however I'd personally say avoid all of them and stick with a non abrasive case (some cases will scratch the oh so fragile back of the oneplus)
Rant over :good:
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Yep, Xtreme skins aren't as good as dbrand but certainly not as bad as slickwraps . I personally aren't a fan of cases at all , the best setup for me would be a skin with a bumper ( rhinoshield ) for both the freedom to customize and the protection from that awesome bumper .
JerrellWong said:
Yep, Xtreme skins aren't as good as dbrand but certainly not as bad as slickwraps . I personally aren't a fan of cases at all , the best setup for me would be a skin with a bumper ( rhinoshield ) for both the freedom to customize and the protection from that awesome bumper .
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Aye I do like Rhino. I've had that set up before.
Have to say I (touch wood) don't drop my phone, at all really.
Safety and aesthetically the best combo I've had wasn't on this phone, it was my S5, Tech 21 smokey and a zagg I think it was, TGSP, but the TGSP's I've had for this phone have been appalling, so I think either what you've said, a rhino with skin on the back and a matte.
Or the Karbon case I've got with the matte I'm using..
Feel wise, the Karbon just feels superb, wouldn't fancy a big drop though.
Tech 21 I've actually seen one get launched down some stairs and at a wall and it was completely unhurt.
Anyone tried a metallic back cover with the s8? If yes what is the brand and can you find it on amazon?
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You could try dbrand or slickwraps skins, they make different materials. it wont be metal, but it will look and feel like it
Up.... I'm still search 'cause I'm bored to replace back glass that breaks so easily >.<
Hi all
Dropped my phone earlier and the rear glass smashed - obscuring the lovely shimmery purple!
I want to cover it up to stop it breaking any more and to cover the chunk of glass it took out.
Any suggestions as to what might work best? Should I try and fill the hole with something before putting a skin on it?
Any suggestions much appreciated!
Just get a dbrand. I did that same thing with my old Nexus 4 and it looked great considering the mess I had made.
henrypootel said:
Hi all
Dropped my phone earlier and the rear glass smashed - obscuring the lovely shimmery purple!
I want to cover it up to stop it breaking any more and to cover the chunk of glass it took out.
Any suggestions as to what might work best? Should I try and fill the hole with something before putting a skin on it?
Any suggestions much appreciated!
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Skins are the right solution for that. Skins doesn't feel bulky when applied and feels solid in hand. Just apply a skin from GadgetShieldz which covers the glass crack and give a stylish look to your phone. And Even GadgetShieldz is now providing some special edition skins, In which one special edition skin looks like the McLaren edition.
https://www.gadgetshieldz.com/oneplus-6t-skins-covers-wraps.html
Here are some images of my 6T with special edition skin called Bumblebee
VenkatNishanth said:
Skins are the right solution for that. Skins doesn't feel bulky when applied and feels solid in hand. Just apply a skin from GadgetShieldz which covers the glass crack and give a stylish look to your phone. And Even GadgetShieldz is now providing some special edition skins, In which one special edition skin looks like the McLaren edition.
https://www.gadgetshieldz.com/oneplus-6t-skins-covers-wraps.html
Here are some images of my 6T with special edition skin called Bumblebee
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Oh that looks really nice! Thanks!
https://www.cellspare.com/oneplus-6t-rear-housing-battery-door-module-purple?search=Oneplus 6t
I am wait for mine to come