Hi Andy Li! Those came out quite nicely. I'm impressed.

Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on July 09, 2014, 09:35:55 pm

Looks really great! I never got the chance to reskin one of my calc using paint before. The only reskinning I did was using stickers from Skinit in 2011 for my Casio Prizm, during a promotion. I also made an hand-drawn label for my older 83+ that shows the 2002 and 2003 Omnimaga logos.

Well, in fact, reskinning using stickers is a much safer way, and it's much more cheaper than using spray cans.
maybe next time I will use stickers. I'm a lazy guy (LOL)

Stickers really need to be good quality though, else they end up peeling off or being torn apart. Skinit stickers cost money but the 2011 Casio promotion where we entered our calc serial allowed us to get free stickers. They're very solid and mine have never peeled off so far. In my case, I use Quebec Nordiques (former ice hockey team that was my favorite back in the 90's)-themed stickers.

I have the same sticker on my Nspire that explains why its so expensive and sucky at the same time.

I have been planning to do something like this. Is there a specific type of paint you recommend?
Edit: Nevermind. You answered my question above 

Only prob would be if your 84PCSE ran out of batteries earlier and it was barely charged

True but that would still not stop the calc from glowing in the dark (assuming special paint was used). Plus most people would probably use common sense and charge the calc if they notice it's almost dead and that they plan to use it soon.

How about glow in the dark paint with glow intensity in direct correlation to the amount of charge in the calculator

True but that would still not stop the calc from glowing in the dark (assuming special paint was used). Plus most people would probably use common sense and charge the calc if they notice it's almost dead and that they plan to use it soon.

I know that, I was just saying something like that the calc's glowing, you pick it up, and find out it's dead

Now if only that was possible that would be awesome.

As long as it doesn't glow so much that the bedroom is lit like during daytime via sunlight

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