[EpidemikE1]

I was just curious if anyone has tried out a full body skin on the 1520 and if their is even one out there.

Also, any good screen protectors that anyone can suggest?

[multo]

I ordered from gadgetshieldz. Been using their product for several years now

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[Guytronic]

This might work
Hope this is helpful.
Good luck!

[TechFranz]

How does gadgetshieldz compare to zagg dry invishield?

[EpidemikE1]

How does gadgetshieldz compare to zagg dry invishield?

Does Zagg still suffer from the orange skin effect?

[multo]

How does gadgetshieldz compare to zagg dry invishield?

I haven't tried the new zagg dry skins since I stayed away from them when I first tried their wet skins and they were really bad





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[Benny Vallejo]

try skinomi. they have some nice ones like carbon fiber, wood, aluminum, steel and clear of course.

[TechFranz]

The dry zagg invisihield seem nice and clear. I messed my first one up trying to put it on the phone.
The next time I watched the video and read the instructions first. AT&T seems to be the only ones who sell a front and back zagg cover.
I am definitely interested in checking out a skinomi as well.

[EpidemikE1]

So I just installed the Skinomi product. Funny thing is I thought I had ordered the full body setup but alas it was only the screen protector.

Installation was easier that I had expected for the Skinomi screen protector. I followed their instructions and it went considerably well. I fudged up the alignment just a little but nothing drastic. All cutouts are in their respective places. Now to wait and let it dry. I would definitely recommend Skinomi at this point, so check it out.
Amazon.com: Skinomi TechSkin - Nokia Lumia 1520 Screen Protector Ultra Clear Shield + Lifetime Warranty: Cell Phones & Accessories
Amazon.com: Skinomi TechSkin - Nokia Lumia 1520 Screen Protector Ultra Clear Shield + Full Body Protective Skin + Lifetime Warranty: Cell Phones & Accessories


One tip, use liberal amounts of the provided spray on the adhesive side. I would say 7-10 sprays at least so the screen protector "floats" better on the screen. I used only 5 sprays and it was a little tough to maneuver around.

Update: After 24 hours of drying I powered on my phone and placed in my pocket. When I pulled it out, some fabric from my pocket got under the film by the front facing camera. No real way to fix this so the screen protector will need to be replaced.