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How long has your best skins ever lasted???
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I have been using it for about a month and a half. And has started to peal of the edges and has yellow spot. What ilke about the BSE is that it gives very good grip to the phone. But spending 7$ every couple of months is not my idea of cheap.
How are the guys using body guardz doing.
How are the guys using body guardz doing.
I have had BSE and Invisible Shield on ipods, and my phone.
The material picks up the dye from your pockets over time and turn grey/brown/black. It's inevitable. My suggestion would be if the staining bothers you, try putting the phone in a sleeve.
As for peeling off, I think it depends on how it was applied, but once again it will happen. I have had experiences where things start to peel off, and where sometimes it never peel off (on the edges/corners).
The material picks up the dye from your pockets over time and turn grey/brown/black. It's inevitable. My suggestion would be if the staining bothers you, try putting the phone in a sleeve.
As for peeling off, I think it depends on how it was applied, but once again it will happen. I have had experiences where things start to peel off, and where sometimes it never peel off (on the edges/corners).
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Bodyguardz, invisible shield and BSE are all made of the same material. The only differences are the cut and the price.
justdhruv said:
Bodyguardz, invisible shield and BSE are all made of the same material. The only differences are the cut and the price.
I remember reading a review on ilounge in which they recommend the Bodygaurdz over BSE based on the "feel" of the skin. As we all know that the BSE has an "orange peel" feel ( which i have no issues with)
http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/ipod/review/nlu-products-bodyguardz-for-iphone/
So i think the material used is not necessarily the same. if all the skin suffer from the same issues, then BSE is a good choice.
http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/ipod/review/nlu-products-bodyguardz-for-iphone/
So i think the material used is not necessarily the same. if all the skin suffer from the same issues, then BSE is a good choice.
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That's not the skin's fault, the way it was applied was not done according to their instructions. Of all the electronics I've applied BSE to, none of them have peeled off and its been 13 months since the first one I applied.