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thecellar

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Feb 13, 2008
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I like to use incase slider cases, and was wondering if anyone had any tips, on how to prevent it from scratching the back of the iphone? With my 3g this was and issue...
 
Don't use the case if it does that. I have a couple of scratches from my other case (not a slider) and frankly so long as there is a way for a speck of dirt to get in there will always be a scratch I believe. Then again, I do not take my case off daily and clean it, that could be my issue.

That said, knowing a product has a "defect" such as this and knowing that you care would make me tell you the best thing to do to prevent it from happening is not put it on your new iPhone. :)
 
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Take my incase slider of and clean it once a week. That's what I do and works wonders. Most people never take the case out and dust acumilates and starts scraching the iPhone...
 
Get a cheap "best skins ever" or more expensive "Bodyguardz" and (if you don't want to install the whole thing) trim the back piece so it covers only the back part that would scrach ... so now it won't.

If you don't it more then likely will scratch. My Griffin "easy dock" scratched the phone in a matter of days (and it was only removed ONCE). And the phone was perfectly clean when installed.
 
Taking it off is what scratches it so if by chance you got something under it removing it to clean it will scratch it anyway.

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Take my incase slider of and clean it once a week. That's what I do and works wonders. Most people never take the case out and dust acumilates and starts scraching the iPhone...
 
Dirt isn't what scratched my phone, what scratched it was a little imperfection in the plastic. It wasn't 100 smooth so any little bump in the plastic will scratch it when taking it off. So what I did was take some of the blue tape used when painting walls and stuff and put it on the inside.
 
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