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good invisible shield?

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superspiffy

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What's a good "invisible shield" for the iPod Touch that can completely cover the surface, from the back, front, and sides?
 
I agree. I've got an invisible shield on pretty much every electronic I own.

Just got my iPod Touch though so I was about to order one for it and I'm not sure weither I want to get the full piece or just the front piece. 😕
 
That's what I was thinking but the scatches on the back won't really affect the way the iPod operates.
 
Drucifer said:
That's what I was thinking but the scatches on the back won't really affect the way the iPod operates.
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No it won't but the back scratching will make your touch look awful.

Why spend at least £200 on the touch and then have it look terrible after a few weeks use because you didn't buy the full shield.
 
big-blue-wolf said:
No it won't but the back scratching will make your touch look awful.

Why spend at least £200 on the touch and then have it look terrible after a few weeks use because you didn't buy the full shield.
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Good point. Is the Touch full body shield all one piece or are their multiple pieces like one for the front and one for the back? Just wondering how tough the installation may be. 😛
 
Three pieces. One for the Home button, one for the front and one for the back which also wraps round the sides and corners.

I've put two onto my touch and my son's touch. The first one took 40 minutes, it helped when I put my glasses on 🙄 and the second took 15 minutes.

They are not hard to put on, just a little fiddly at times. Make sure you use plenty of the supplied fluid and keep your hands and working area CLEAN!!
 
big-blue-wolf said:
Three pieces. One for the Home button, one for the front and one for the back which also wraps round the sides and corners.

I've put two onto my touch and my son's touch. The first one took 40 minutes, it helped when I put my glasses on 🙄 and the second took 15 minutes.

They are not hard to put on, just a little fiddly at times. Make sure you use plenty of the supplied fluid and keep your hands and working area CLEAN!!
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Thanks. I'll go with the full body shield. 😀
 
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