Little plastic "Holders" on keyboard. How do I remove?

Alright, I've wanted to paint my little wireless keyboard for a while here.
It has a VERY glossy look, it's pretty cheaply made, but it does its job.

Anyway, I want to remove the board itself from the front bezel of this board. I've gotten everything apart except from the board away from the bezel, and it has these...plastic "holders" all over it that seem melted through the board.

How would I remove these?

Edit: Most of those are on the board itself, not all the way through.
Only the bigger ones need to be removed.

they are melted into place like a mushroom top you could just cut/grind them off as trying to re melt them would probably cause problems on other plastic parts on the board.the onlt problem with cutting them is when you want to put it back together you would have to find a way to make them join again maybe you could drill small holes in the posts that are left over after you cut the tops off and use some small screws for re mounting it.

Alright, I ended up accidentally breaking a few of them, but when re-assembling the board, they don't do anything. So the board is perfect. Now I just need to go paint it, thanks!

have fun=) i love doing little projects like this myself=)

jazon1 said:

have fun=) i love doing little projects like this myself=)

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Any type of paint you would recommend? I just don't want a glossy color.

best paint ive found for plastic parts would be a good hobby paint made for rc car covers its flexible hard and extremely durable and kind of melts its way into the plastic. something like the paints on this page http://www.hobbylinc.com/polycarbonate_model_paint