- Dec 1, 2009
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This is a wet-mount type. I bought 4 for $3.98 with free shipping
I'll start by saying that I believe that no wet-mount type will ever have the clarity, invisibility, and slickness of the dry mount types such as the VZ standard type or the SGP Steinheil type, and admit that those are probably the best. I just can never get it installed without dust or bubbles - no arguments, that's just me.
I've used Ghost Armor, Zagg and Best Skins Ever, and while each has their own following I always went with BSE as they are 1/3 the cost and is a good compromise for value and quality, while having a small bit of orange peel. It's a simple install, but if you've never done it watch the on line video showing how to peel it away, and always having wet fingers
This one is similar, but has a bit more drag/rubbery feel to it, though not to the point where it inhibits scrolling, you just need to use a lighter touch.
Application was a breeze, but since it does have a slightly more rubbery feel you have to be careful when you squeegee out the water or the squeegee will dig in and stretch it. After initial install, it looked like a DIY window tint, but after 24 hours it "cured" with no bubbles so be seen. Other than a slight rubbery feel, this is as good as my BSE's, and is my new go-to screen protector, and it has no noticeable orange peel.
Sorry, no pics available as they always seem to pic up all the dust and reflections.
Any Questions?
2-Pack NEW HTC Rezound Invisible LCD Screen Protector Cover Skin | eBay f
As a side note, all the wet mount stretchy types I've used show every dust swirl scratch, but then again, even if you wipe your finger on a dark colored car you'll see the scratch marks it leaves
I'll start by saying that I believe that no wet-mount type will ever have the clarity, invisibility, and slickness of the dry mount types such as the VZ standard type or the SGP Steinheil type, and admit that those are probably the best. I just can never get it installed without dust or bubbles - no arguments, that's just me.
I've used Ghost Armor, Zagg and Best Skins Ever, and while each has their own following I always went with BSE as they are 1/3 the cost and is a good compromise for value and quality, while having a small bit of orange peel. It's a simple install, but if you've never done it watch the on line video showing how to peel it away, and always having wet fingers
This one is similar, but has a bit more drag/rubbery feel to it, though not to the point where it inhibits scrolling, you just need to use a lighter touch.
Application was a breeze, but since it does have a slightly more rubbery feel you have to be careful when you squeegee out the water or the squeegee will dig in and stretch it. After initial install, it looked like a DIY window tint, but after 24 hours it "cured" with no bubbles so be seen. Other than a slight rubbery feel, this is as good as my BSE's, and is my new go-to screen protector, and it has no noticeable orange peel.
Sorry, no pics available as they always seem to pic up all the dust and reflections.
Any Questions?
2-Pack NEW HTC Rezound Invisible LCD Screen Protector Cover Skin | eBay f
As a side note, all the wet mount stretchy types I've used show every dust swirl scratch, but then again, even if you wipe your finger on a dark colored car you'll see the scratch marks it leaves
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