marcomixtle
10-21-2008, 12:12 AM
Wish me luck, will post pics later.
Update:
First time installing these shields. Absolutely glad that I got Bodyguardz as it came with two screens, I ruined the first one, so having a backup saved my bacon.
By the way, it's just the screen, not the full body. I love the feel of the phone, I want to keep that, so I only got a screen protector and left the rest of the phone naked. Installation is HARD! Especially if you're anal about having it be perfect with as few bubbles as possible. A final verdict won't be available until a week or two from now when the solution completely dries off.
The screen shield is slightly smaller than the actual screen which means you have to really do some microsurgery to get it to align properly. However, it feels very smooth and definitely not as bumpy or rough as an Invisible Shield. It's a great compromise between protection and clarity of the screen.
When doing this, apply it in a room that has no dust. Your bathroom preferably after a steam bath. And be quick or your solution will dry and you'll get fingerprints on your shield.
Read the instructions at least twice before applying it, and check out Youtube instructional vids on how to apply it.
The dust you see in the pics is over the screen, no dust got under (won't wipe until tomorrow). You also see a few "bubbles", very faint but visible. Various youtube videos claim that these will go away on their own. So, I won't mess with them. These vids also show that the hazziness (seen in these pics) goes away in a few days as well. We'll see about that.
Also, I will not touch the screen for another 12 hours.
Finally, here's some pics about an hour after install (will add more later):
http://i350.photobucket.com/albums/q437/caco666/P1000037.jpg
http://i350.photobucket.com/albums/q437/caco666/P1000035.jpg
http://i350.photobucket.com/albums/q437/caco666/P1000038.jpg
http://i350.photobucket.com/albums/q437/caco666/P1000031.jpg
http://i350.photobucket.com/albums/q437/caco666/P1000039.jpg
http://i350.photobucket.com/albums/q437/caco666/P1000040.jpg
Update:
First time installing these shields. Absolutely glad that I got Bodyguardz as it came with two screens, I ruined the first one, so having a backup saved my bacon.
By the way, it's just the screen, not the full body. I love the feel of the phone, I want to keep that, so I only got a screen protector and left the rest of the phone naked. Installation is HARD! Especially if you're anal about having it be perfect with as few bubbles as possible. A final verdict won't be available until a week or two from now when the solution completely dries off.
The screen shield is slightly smaller than the actual screen which means you have to really do some microsurgery to get it to align properly. However, it feels very smooth and definitely not as bumpy or rough as an Invisible Shield. It's a great compromise between protection and clarity of the screen.
When doing this, apply it in a room that has no dust. Your bathroom preferably after a steam bath. And be quick or your solution will dry and you'll get fingerprints on your shield.
Read the instructions at least twice before applying it, and check out Youtube instructional vids on how to apply it.
The dust you see in the pics is over the screen, no dust got under (won't wipe until tomorrow). You also see a few "bubbles", very faint but visible. Various youtube videos claim that these will go away on their own. So, I won't mess with them. These vids also show that the hazziness (seen in these pics) goes away in a few days as well. We'll see about that.
Also, I will not touch the screen for another 12 hours.
Finally, here's some pics about an hour after install (will add more later):
http://i350.photobucket.com/albums/q437/caco666/P1000037.jpg
http://i350.photobucket.com/albums/q437/caco666/P1000035.jpg
http://i350.photobucket.com/albums/q437/caco666/P1000038.jpg
http://i350.photobucket.com/albums/q437/caco666/P1000031.jpg
http://i350.photobucket.com/albums/q437/caco666/P1000039.jpg
http://i350.photobucket.com/albums/q437/caco666/P1000040.jpg