Color your iPod

@Silver

No, I totally agree. I have no idea why such a reputable company would only display their technique in color schemes that make the product look like it was made by Lego.

There are a few color schemes that I've found to be pretty sweet, though. Try your own false (product) red iPod with the Red/white wheel combo. You've gotta get a little creative and some stuff will turn out neat.

@NoSleep:
I always wondered that about the texture/feel change of the click wheel. For now I'll stick to my plain white 30GB.

Not that as a concept it isn't cool, but, am I the only one who finds their stuff kind of garishly hideous looking?

South, you should read a little closer. It says "Then the ipod was dropped". Hence, I did not drop it. Clumsy friends, what can I say. But still, Congrats, on NEVER dropping your ipod. Got to be some kind of record.

@NoSleeptill420:

you drop your iPod, it gets damaged no matter who worked on it. i've had mine 3 years now, i've never dropped it and it looks almost new. moral of the story: look after your iPod (especially if you care about it enough to pay someone to paint it)

I had my original 5G 60 GB painted silver with black click wheel. After they had it for a month I finally got it back. Looked great for about week, noticed fine and not so fine scratchs up and down the screen from slid in and out of soft case. Pointless X2 clearcoat.. Then the ipod was dropped and paint chipped off the corner leaving the black underneath exposed. I tried automotive touch up paint to cover it, but it never really matched right. Not really worth the price, the paint changes the feel of the click wheel. Better off with the Invisible shield if you want to really protect your ipod..

These guys have been around for a long time. Quality stuff. I just wish it wasn't so expensive.

I live in the UK and bought one of these for my girlfriend last Christmas. In had it in bright yellow! At the exchange rate at the time including the iPod, colouring and shipping, it was roughly the same price as buying a bog standerd iPod here in the UK!

I wonder what their process is? Perhaps I'll try a custom job on my old iPod mini using enamel paints.

I wonder how they paint around the reflective "Macbook Pro" logo on the bottom of the screen for the apple pro laptops? Very cool stuff.