TiPaint
May 4, 2002 10:07 PM Subscribe
TiPaint is for Apple G4 Powerbook owners like me who have blemishes on thier baby's sleek exteriors. I dunno that the fact this product exsits is good or sad, but I know I just bought some and can't wait for it to show up. At least it's not terribly expensive.
wonder if they have anything to help my poor performa? it's only 10 years old this year.
posted by Kafei at 11:40 PM on May 4, 2002
posted by Kafei at 11:40 PM on May 4, 2002
Vanity, thy name is Macolyte. Wassamatter with you people? Got a scratch? Enlarge it with an icepick, rub tar into it, and embellish with a puff of blood-red Krylon. Dat's da juice from da PC body shop.
posted by Opus Dark at 12:03 AM on May 5, 2002
posted by Opus Dark at 12:03 AM on May 5, 2002
from what i've read elsewhere, people are not rating this product too highly....
posted by sawks at 5:01 AM on May 5, 2002
posted by sawks at 5:01 AM on May 5, 2002
As long as the iBook keeps functioning normally and none of those nasty chips work their way into anything vital, I wouldn't give a hoot if the exterior looked as if it had leprosy.
And I have the Ford pickup truck to prove it.
posted by alumshubby at 8:34 AM on May 5, 2002
And I have the Ford pickup truck to prove it.
posted by alumshubby at 8:34 AM on May 5, 2002
I like to paint on my computers, but not touch up paint. I favor acrylic & markers, cut up newpaper, and scratches with an exacto knife.
It gives you that "mad max" computing feel. (Ooh, maybe I should get some black shoulder pads and a pony tail for my G4 :)
posted by password at 9:55 AM on May 5, 2002
It gives you that "mad max" computing feel. (Ooh, maybe I should get some black shoulder pads and a pony tail for my G4 :)
posted by password at 9:55 AM on May 5, 2002
"You're so vain you probably think this paint is about you"
with apologies to Carly Simon
posted by onegoodmove at 5:01 PM on May 5, 2002
with apologies to Carly Simon
posted by onegoodmove at 5:01 PM on May 5, 2002
Is this something to consider? : Apple's One Year Limited Warranty states the warranty does not apply "(c) to a product or a part that has been modified without the written permission of Apple."
Yet TiPaint's site (among others) states the chipping is a design flaw.
I have a friend who knowingly voided his warranty by placing a colored gel into the top of his iBook; are Powerbook users unknowingly voiding their warranty by performing touch-ups?
(or maybe I just don't know what the hell I'm talking about)
posted by gummi at 10:20 PM on May 5, 2002
Yet TiPaint's site (among others) states the chipping is a design flaw.
I have a friend who knowingly voided his warranty by placing a colored gel into the top of his iBook; are Powerbook users unknowingly voiding their warranty by performing touch-ups?
(or maybe I just don't know what the hell I'm talking about)
posted by gummi at 10:20 PM on May 5, 2002
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