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so mine was supposed to deliver from amazon via UPS this thursday, surprisingly it's on the truck for delivery today, even after being delayed at the origin facility in Ontario, CA.

But of course I'm at work all day, and I can't seem to figure out if they are going to need a signature or not. Anyone else who ordered from Amazon and shipped out of Ontario California via UPS, did you need a signature?

I highly doubt they'll need a signature to deliver.
 
I highly doubt they'll need a signature to deliver.
What type of UPS delivery is it? A signature is onlynrequired if as much is indicated. If it isn't indicated as "signature required," then the package can be left, but if the safety of the package is in question (bc the package is visible to public, etc.), then it's up to the discretion of the driver whether to leave it or leave a delivery attempt notice and try again another day.
 
What type of UPS delivery is it? A signature is onlynrequired if as much is indicated. If it isn't indicated as "signature required," then the package can be left, but if the safety of the package is in question (bc the package is visible to public, etc.), then it's up to the discretion of the driver whether to leave it or leave a delivery attempt notice and try again another day.

UPS ground. dont see anything on the tracking indicating either way if a signature is required.
 
For those who requested pictures of my Godosmith Ice Max 3D protector on my 6S...

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mine did arrive today, and I put it on. The plastic backing on the protector is a fail, as the pull tab pulled out from between the protector and the plastic pretty much right away, but I was still able to remove the protector without issue.

Installation went pretty smoothly, though I have a couple tiny, narrow lines along the very edges of the screen on both sides that I couldn't push out with the microfiber after installation. I could rub them away with the cloth, but they would return right away. I'll see if they go away, hopefully they do.

Cinder is a crap company for sure, but the product is indeed pretty nice. 1+ year in I finally have my final protection for the phone, the Cinder protector and a non-force Power Support Air Jacket. On that note the protector is an absolute perfect fit with the Air Jacket. I was worried based on how you have to install the phone in the Air Jacket that even if the protector fit with the phone, trying to install the phone in the case with the protector on would be a problem but it doesn't seem to be the case, phone slid/snapped into place without issue like always.

Some pics:

You can see the little white line along the edge on the lower corners of the screen, hopefully they go away:

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mine did arrive today, and I put it on. The plastic backing on the protector is a fail, as the pull tab pulled out from between the protector and the plastic pretty much right away, but I was still able to remove the protector without issue.

Installation went pretty smoothly, though I have a couple tiny, narrow lines along the very edges of the screen on both sides that I couldn't push out with the microfiber after installation. I could rub them away with the cloth, but they would return right away. I'll see if they go away, hopefully they do.

Cinder is a crap company for sure, but the product is indeed pretty nice. 1+ year in I finally have my final protection for the phone, the Cinder protector and a non-force Power Support Air Jacket. On that note the protector is an absolute perfect fit with the Air Jacket. I was worried based on how you have to install the phone in the Air Jacket that even if the protector fit with the phone, trying to install the phone in the case with the protector on would be a problem but it doesn't seem to be the case, phone slid/snapped into place without issue like always.

Some pics:

You can see the little white line along the edge on the lower corners of the screen, hopefully they go away:


Looks good! Just letting you know that I have had my Cinder on my 6 for a week with not one spot/area of non-adhesive problems. I have been using the Apple leather case.

I wanted to see how my wife's PS Air Jacket looked or even if it fit with Cinder so I tried it on and immediately noticed what you are experiencing, but only on one lower corner of screen, not both.

I took it right off and it took a lot of "elbow grease" to get it out. I had to even hold the spot down for awhile to help it re-adhere. I put the leather case back on and again no problems.

Just wondering if you can get those lines out with the case off? Maybe Air Jacket is putting too much pressure for Cinder?
 
Looks good! Just letting you know that I have had my Cinder on my 6 for a week with not one spot/area of non-adhesive problems. I have been using the Apple leather case.

I wanted to see how my wife's PS Air Jacket looked or even if it fit with Cinder so I tried it on and immediately noticed what you are experiencing, but only on one lower corner of screen, not both.

I took it right off and it took a lot of "elbow grease" to get it out. I had to even hold the spot down for awhile to help it re-adhere. I put the leather case back on and again no problems.

Just wondering if you can get those lines out with the case off? Maybe Air Jacket is putting too much pressure for Cinder?

I actually put the protector on with the phone out of the case and was experiencing the slight issue before I put it in the case (putting it in the case did not make it worse, however). I did spend a good 20-30 minutes giving it the ol' elbow grease before putting it in the case. I can definitely push the lines out, but they come back right away as soon as I move pressure back off those places. Will see how it goes over the next couple days.

Nice product overall, but I have serious doubts that I would buy anything else from this company for how many lies they've told and how unprofessional they have been, particularly towards their backers.
 
I actually put the protector on with the phone out of the case and was experiencing the slight issue before I put it in the case (putting it in the case did not make it worse, however). I did spend a good 20-30 minutes giving it the ol' elbow grease before putting it in the case. I can definitely push the lines out, but they come back right away as soon as I move pressure back off those places. Will see how it goes over the next couple days.

Nice product overall, but I have serious doubts that I would buy anything else from this company for how many lies they've told and how unprofessional they have been, particularly towards their backers.


Hopefully then those lines are part of the "wait 8-48 hours" lol

Yeah I hear you with regards to the company but unfortunately the product is almost too good to just say screw 'em
 
For those who requested pictures of my Godosmith Ice Max 3D protector on my 6S...

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I went ahead and ordered this for my 6s+ after seeing those pics!

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B015IVSHI2

A question for you though: is the back adhesive clear or a solid cover?

I'm hoping I can do the hinge method and apply it perfectly, but only if the back is clear so I can see the openings for the home button and sensors.
 
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I went ahead and ordered this for my 6s+ after seeing those pics!

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B015IVSHI2

A question for you though: is the back adhesive clear or a solid cover?

I'm hoping I can do the hinge method and apply it perfectly, but only if the back is clear so I can see the openings for the home button and sensors.
It is not clear. Hinge method is NOT possible with Cinder.
 
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What is the hinge method and is there a Ice Max for the 6s plus yet?

I believe the hinge method means you use tape and/or adhesive stickers to perfectly align the screen protector on the phone and keep it in place during application.

There is an Ice Max 3D for the 6/6S Plus on AliExpress and Amazon. Both have astronomical shipping dates as of today:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B011HY5BS8

http://www.aliexpress.com/store/pro...xplosion-Proof-Glass/1160256_32398176761.html
 
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Is the front camera working fine or do you have a glare? Somebody mentioned that problem with the Cinder.
Have you taken any pix with the front camera?
Does the screen protector affect the pix in any way?

I haven't noticed any glare or issues with my front camera since installing it.

I've attached some pictures of my Ice Max and Apple Leather Case as well.

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What are the odds that this will work in a speck candyshell case?

It didn't work for me. The CandyShell hugs the iPhone 6/6+, so in my opinion it's quite difficult to squeeze it on with CINDER installed. Cupert claims they were able to get it to work, with some coaxing. YMMV.
 
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They said they will send out one more new tracking number to non us backers...But i never get it.
And they said they have tons of things to do for their backers so they have to finish all of works before refund to me.
And said "promise is a promise."
What a freaking joke!!!!!!!!! What a crap company and liar!
 
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