Registered: Jul 2000
Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada
Posts: 415

man, the oil thing is on the right track, slick screens= fewer scratches. you notice that the screens of visors and such on display in stores are relativly scratch free? thats cause everbody is touching the screen, getting it all fingerprinty and greasy.

but it my experience, the real magic stuff is this: Novus plastic clean + shine (picture attached)

I got two big gouges in the graffiti area of my new visor within the first couple of days. then i sprayed this stuff on and wiped it clean with a soft cloth- hardly a scratch since. I highly reccomend this stuff.

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Registered: Dec 1999
Location:
Posts: 30

Re: Screen Protectors

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Originally posted by Yevone Hulford
Have you heard of CompanionLink Screen Protectors? They are made with a clearer material than other protectors and are available in many sizes for a variety of PDA's. They are so simple to use, just choose the appropriate size protector, peel and stick on. Our screen protector is:

1) Clearer based on USER feedback and REVIEWS
2) In stock and ready to ship
3) Less expensive at $19.99 for 12 pieces (competition is as high as $26.99
4) You don't have to cut to make it the right size

The product you are looking for depending on the model of your Visor is either the CL-403 or CL-409 and can be ordered at www.companionlink.com or you can find it at Franklin Covey stores, Microcenter, DataVision(New York area) and RCS(New York area).

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Registered: Jul 2001
Location:
Posts: 12

anti-scratch

i can't remember where i read it, but the 1st thing i did when i got my visor
was to cover the graffiti area with removable scotch tape.
i change the tape every few weeks.