Stickered cube - stickers + paint = stickerless?

[rasiel]

I'm thinking of stripping the stickers off a white cube and using nail polish or spray paint to turn it into a stickerless cube. The project might take me a few hours but it'll probably be fun. Anyone try this before and can give any tips?

 

[PenguinsDontFly]

I think this is counter productive. Most people make force cubes or aint stickerless cubes black to use in competitions. Whats the point of making a perfectly fine stickered cube stickerless?

 

[Antonie faz fan]

there is absolutly no way this will turn out better/cheaper than just buying a stickerless cube.

 

[rasiel]

You guys are probably right. Aesthetically it probably won't look like something that came from the factory. I'm thinking of doing it to a 7x7 because there's no such thing as a stickerless 7x7 (other than pillowed which I don't like). I like the frictionless feel of no stickers.

 

[Antonie faz fan]

You guys are probably right. Aesthetically it probably won't look like something that came from the factory. I'm thinking of doing it to a 7x7 because there's no such thing as a stickerless 7x7 (other than pillowed which I don't like). I like the frictionless feel of no stickers.

yeah but the paint might act as glue for some parts of the cube...

 

[~Adam~]

You guys are probably right. Aesthetically it probably won't look like something that came from the factory. I'm thinking of doing it to a 7x7 because there's no such thing as a stickerless 7x7 (other than pillowed which I don't like). I like the frictionless feel of no stickers.

Edit - Oh, cubic. Never mind.