Warning! Do not use paper tissues!

[b_d]

I'm very happy with my new smartphone, the Galaxy S from Samsung .
I don't use any protection for the screen, so i wipe out the "fingerprints" with something to make it nice and shiny! However i did use, several times, paper tissues. Big mistake. If i hold down the phone in bright light, i see tiny scratches on the surface .

So only use cloth and nothing less if you don't use protection, but NEVER use paper tissues!

Mmm, this last sentence sounds a little bit odd... Well, just to warn you people, at least some of you

 

[takeshi]

Microfiber is generally a good choice.

 

[cr0wnest]

Well tissue papers are never recommended to wipe your glasses and/or camera lenses. I guess the same goes for mobile phones. Microfiber is always the best choice.

 

[AndroidSPCS]

I don't understand why people just don't spend a few bucks and buy a cheap screen protector.

All this marketing of "Guerilla glass" etc is all talk unless someone is able to prove that it is hard as diamond.

 

[Steven58]

sorry about the scratches, bro.

 

[mcatdtDROID]

I don't understand why people just don't spend a few bucks and buy a cheap screen protector.

All this marketing of "Guerilla glass" etc is all talk unless someone is able to prove that it is hard as diamond.

PACKING TAPE......


I used packing tape (trimmed with a straight razor along the top and bottom to make a straight edge)

I used it because I needed something, but have found it's the best stuff. No smudges, eventually scratches up, but pulls off cleanly to be replaced easily enough. A little tricky to make sure you get it on without bubbles, but when you get it down, it's simple.

I did get some cheap screen protectors, but smudges ran me back to packing tape.

Sounds ghetto as heck, but I have 0 scratches on the D1 I just packed up and sent back with warranty issues, and I have packing tape on the D2 I just got..... first thing I did after activating it.

 

[tsp_2177]

skinomi is your friend lol i love mine on my droid!!!! it really does heal scratches that are made on it. Dont ask me how, but i have intentionally scratched this thing several times some very deep and they always go away!

 

[mcatdtDROID]

it probably works on the same principle as the headlight restorers you get from Autozone or Pepboys....

 

[AndroidSPCS]

PACKING TAPE......


I used packing tape (trimmed with a straight razor along the top and bottom to make a straight edge)

I used it because I needed something, but have found it's the best stuff. No smudges, eventually scratches up, but pulls off cleanly to be replaced easily enough. A little tricky to make sure you get it on without bubbles, but when you get it down, it's simple.

I did get some cheap screen protectors, but smudges ran me back to packing tape.

Sounds ghetto as heck, but I have 0 scratches on the D1 I just packed up and sent back with warranty issues, and I have packing tape on the D2 I just got..... first thing I did after activating it.

LOL first time I've heard of that?

How is the messy adhesive residue that's left after you peel it off?

I use Phantom Skinz and others like it because they don't use adhesive, and they don't scratch up over time. A one time application can last a year or two or more.

 

[b_d]

sorry about the scratches, bro.

Thanks . I have the phone barely a month, lucky for me they are tiny and only visible in bright light. But no more scratches from now on, that's for sure .

 

[mcatdtDROID]

LOL first time I've heard of that?

How is the messy adhesive residue that's left after you peel it off?

I use Phantom Skinz and others like it because they don't use adhesive, and they don't scratch up over time. A one time application can last a year or two or more.

absolutely NOTHING as far as residue. It comes off VERY easily. I usually replace it ever 2-3 weeks.

I have about 5 different protectors, and all smudge... very disappointed. Plus the glare.....

Packing tape has absolutely no glare....


Trust me, I know it sounds bad.... it really works. to be truthful, I discovered it with an old Sanza Fuse.... I needed protection to prevent the scratch. It wasn't a touch screen, but I still didn't want to scratch it. That's why I did it on the Droid. Even though I trusted it, I still wanted the real screen protector. But I liked this way the best.

 

[AndroidSPCS]

Cool, good to hear.

 

[mauiblue]

Sheesh, that tissue paper must be quite gritty. I wouldn't use that on my butt if it actually causes scratches on glass! OUCH!

 

[Eugene]

I don't understand why people just don't spend a few bucks and buy a cheap screen protector.

All this marketing of "Guerilla glass" etc is all talk unless someone is able to prove that it is hard as diamond.

Only the Motorola Droid has Guerilla glass, others like the samsung are plain old plastic.

Anything paper is fiberous, paper towels, tp, tissues, etc. You sholdn't use paper to wipe anything you don't want scratched, phones, laptop/lcd displays, glasses, your eyes, etc.