Full Body/Screen protector that won't absorb dye from clothes

[Mosco]

I wear jeans pretty much every day. I have had a bodyguardz ultra tough on my white iPhone 5 for about a month now and its starting to turn pretty blue. I emailed them and asked if was normal, and if it was normal, if there was anything I could clean it with to get the blue to go away.

There response was:

"These protectors will absorb dye. It is probably more noticeable because you have the white iPhone. Unfortunately, there isn't anything that will remove the dye from the protector."

Totally reasonable. I found another thread that mentioned that this happens with all screen protectors that are made of this material. I have probably never noticed it because I have always had a black iPhone.

Anyway, things I like about bodyguards:

Good Fit
Decent Price
Gel Application is the best I have used(tried BSE and wrapsol wet/dry)
Advantage program

Thanks.

 

[dbo43867]

Maybe try something from ********** or one of the front and back sets from SGP. The SGP are dry and not the tacky sort of material that Zagg, BSE, Bodyguard, Wrapsol, etc. use.

 

[Orange Crane]

I've definitely gotten some blue on things from raw denim. While hard to avoid completely I've found that the mr clean magic eraser does a pretty damn good job of cleaning up the mess.

 

[Mosco]

bump.

 

[Minhimalism]

Use SGP or Power Support.. None of that silly wet install stuff.

 

[takeshi74]

How does wet versus dry install affect dye absorption?

 

[Wafflausages]

How does wet versus dry install affect dye absorption?

I dont think it will. The wet install ends up drying off in the end anyways. I think it would be what the material of the protectors are made of that would affect the dye absorption.