Hi. I bought an "invisasheild" which was a total waste of money. I was looking at what little bit you can look at and thought..."hmm, I bet laminating paper would work better"
So, I'm wondering, if I go to Wal-Mart and buy the laminating paper. You know, the kind that just sticks on without heat or anything. Would I be able to take it off, and do you think it would damage my iPod?
Cause the "invisasheild" is just pretty much that.
unluckychick answered Monday January 8 2007, 5:28 pm: Personally I wouldn't do that. From experience I can tell you that even the slightest self-sticking thing will damage your iPod. The 'invisashield' is specially made to not damage your iPod (if purchased from Apple). The laminating paper at Wal-Mart is no better than sticking a sticker to the screen. If you even take it off it will leave a REALLY gross residue that picks up ANY piece of dirt or dust, it also scratches the screen. I would buy a proper case, that way you know you can change it without any worries and you know yout iPod is protected. If you just want something for scratch resistance than I would go for the silicone cases, they have a screen protector and there pretty cool (usually price ranged between 30 and 45$). But if you want maximum protection I'd go for something that has a polycarbonate case. For my iPod I have something from 'iSkin', its has a silicone case inside of a polycarbonate case, it was about 55$ but it works and it's really good quality.
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