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spaceballl

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Nov 2, 2003
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Hey guys,

I love my invisible shield, but to make a long story short, apple had to check something on my iPod so they peeled off half of the front of the shield. So... it leaves an ugly residue when you peel off the shield. How do you clean this off without scratching the iPod? I want to get a new shield, but want to clean it right first.

-Kevin
 
there are products out there espcially out there for this type of thing like goo goo gone i thihnk but i would just use windex... i heard it is unharmful to the ipod and it is pretty good at removing stickyness lol... i have removed my cover before and there has been no stikyness so i dont kno how you got it... the only thing i can think of how you got it sticky is if you pulled it off really fast or you only applied it a few days prior to your removal... but yeh windex should work.. alright man
 
Woah, the Invisible Shield is sticky, as in like tape? I thought it was an attraction like a sheet of plastic on a TV screen-type thing...
 
dotdotdot said:
Woah, the Invisible Shield is sticky, as in like tape? I thought it was an attraction like a sheet of plastic on a TV screen-type thing...
It just seems EXACTLY like a car decal-- the soapy water application and whatnot. I'm personally relieved that I used the Martin Fields protector for my Nano. Gonna get one for my dad's 5G iPod for Christmas. :p
 
Thank You

I removed the Invisible Shield from my 60-GB iPod, and was dismayed to see the gunk residue on the screen. Klear Screen cleaner didn't touch this stuff. Found your helpful forum, but had no acrylic cleaner handy. However, Windex spray cleaned the screen beautifully. Thanx for the great hint.
 
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