*Fixed* Ghost Armor Does Fit

[Nagual]

Originally Posted by 1999TL

cotton? Get a microfiber cloth.

Whoops, you're right of course. Friday night and I wasn't thinking--don't want to leave fibers on the phone with cotton products. I have one of those already so good to go.

[Nagual]

I just had a worrying thought that I'd like the ones with the GA installed already to answer.

Is the backing protection split in such a way that it's still not a problem to take off and replace the cover for when you need to reach the memory card/battery, etc.?

Probably a silly thing to ask but given how the "mistake" shipment looked I figured it was worth putting out there.

[MILH0U5E]

Originally Posted by Nagual

I just had a worrying thought that I'd like the ones with the GA installed already to answer.

Is the backing protection split in such a way that it's still not a problem to take off and replace the cover for when you need to reach the memory card/battery, etc.?

Probably a silly thing to ask but given how the "mistake" shipment looked I figured it was worth putting out there.

Battery cover slides off just like it does before the GA is applied... I'd say the back of the device is covered about 92% by the GA. It covers the meat of it, but still a bit around the edges is left uncovered.

[oldmanriver]

looks like they also have a new location in washington. http://www.ghost-armor.com/locations/info_5.html

Anyone try Ghost Armor on their sunglasses? Would that work?

[MaryGladys]

Originally Posted by Nagual

Sounds good. I guess I just need to make sure to apply it well. I think one good idea is probably to take cotton swabs or pads and clean the phone with 91% or higher isopropyl alcohol to get any remaining smudges off, and compressed air for little particles of dust and so on. Thin rubber gloves might be a good idea when applying too. Anal-retentiveness probably a good characteristic to have when doing these...

TAKE YOUR TIME IN INSTALLING IT. Patience is a virtue. Never had problems installing as long as I treat where I am installing it like a hospital operating room and take my time.

Keep your hands and the device CLEAN and get everything nice and moist....including your fingertips.

The alcohol and blower are great. I use those!

Hahahaha, yeah, being anal is a good thing!

[1999TL]

I just received my replacement. I'm scared. My last one I applied had a mistake. I hope I can get this right. The full body armor looks tough to apply. Damn it!

[Nagual]

They say you can apply it more than once as long as you keep everything moist as you are putting it on and removing it. I'll try to heed that advice. Hoping to get the replacement early this week too.

[1999TL]

argggh. I have a small bubble on the front of my screen. I thought I got them all out. It's very faint. I hope it goes away. you have to squeegee the sh!t out of it to make sure it all goes away.

[Sideman7]

Originally Posted by 1999TL

argggh. I have a small bubble on the front of my screen. I thought I got them all out. It's very faint. I hope it goes away. you have to squeegee the sh!t out of it to make sure it all goes away.

If it's faint, it will most likely be gone in the next day or two. It took 2 days for all of the moisture to evaporate after putting my stock protector on...

You shouldn't need to get that crazy with the squeegee...

[Nagual]

Do have a look at this post before applying yours--even though it wasn't written with any particular screen protector manufacturer in mind I think it has some helpful advice that might be useful.