Officially the BEST way EVER to remove network logos on the back of your N95!!

[Malc]

to be honest the logo on the back of the phone doesnt really bother me

[Sexyback]

PS: Not all nail varnish removers contain acetone, so keep an eye out. You might be best looking at an artificial nails remover solution (Sainsburys have a good one)

I'm so glad I dont have this, in fact, I didnt know people had this!

[erazer007]

Many people have it.Companies such as T-Mobile,3,Vodafone etc have branding.

[Tesssse]

Originally Posted by Sexyback

PS: Not all nail varnish removers contain acetone, so keep an eye out. You might be best looking at an artificial nails remover solution (Sainsburys have a good one)

I'm so glad I dont have this, in fact, I didnt know people had this!

haha ive just spend 5 minutes trying to get my 3 logo off, then read your post and realised my nail varnish remover was aceton free ><

[DarkEntity]

I used a sugar cube to remove my 3 logo. :)

[tomzie]

I just went and bought a new battery cover, much easyier and means I have a spear if this get damaged in anyway.

[Madafaca]

wow nice found there. never thought of the acetone...clever gf of urs

[Leo]

Originally Posted by erazer007

Good find dude.But I dont need it as here we dont get branded phones.

well... actually i bought a "debranded" phone which actually came with the operator logo...

maybe i´ll try that!

[kylepsp]

Will this get the vodafone logo of the front of the N95-1? Not a big nail varnish remover user to be honest :D

[Teknologikal]

As mentioned above, a sugar cube is about the safest way to do it...on metallics at least. My SE T610 had an Orange logo at the base of the front fascia and it 'sanded' off and wiped clean without a blemish right before my eyes

The nail varnish is a better bet for the rear logo though I would guess, but never tried it. Maybe you could try Vodka instead of nail varnish remover?