I'm trying to use nail polish to put my own designs on Samsung

>>1192563
Pantone color swatches.

Look online for common pad printing ink colors, see if there's one that's cheap, readily available from china, and close to the color you want... that's probably the one they used.

This board is real diy not shitty Pinterest version of diy.

>>1192805
>This board is real diy not shitty Pinterest version of diy.
diy gatekeeping. that's cool.

>>1192912
Have you ever been here before? We're all about gatekeeping. Just mention your latest pallet creation was so popular on pinterest you've decided to start an easy shop but need tips on where to source more pallets since you can't collect more than a few from your spot by the dumpster without passing out from the smell. Imitation crab meat everywhere

>>1192916
I can't hear you from my direct-buried shipping container.

>>1192916

If my artistry was not DIY enough for you, I am reprogramming the phone in question so its antenna will pick up 700 mHZ block A instead of BC, which is the difference between T-Mobile and AT&T's flavor of the Band 12 spectrum.

>>1192612

I digitized the cover and used GIMP to get a RGB value, but nothing on Pantone really came close to the mean value (145/144/149). Very few tones had the hierarchy of Blue > Red > Green. Either way, the Pantone colours are really expensive compared to this small job I want to do.

I mostly ignored the acryllic paints in the arts and crafts departments because I feared they would be permanent, but those offer some more options to me than expensive nail polish. Will pure acetone remove those paints?