Screen protector slickifiers

[Clocker]

I always like my screen protectors to be slick, speeds up my grafitti. I apply some Armor-All and that does the trick but isn't very long-lasting.

Is there a better solution?

Car wax perhaps? :D

[gammada]

Try using crayons instead of a stylus!! :D

I use an armor-all variation too. I agree it is not that lasting but since I also apply the liquid to other plastic parts it helps me keep it clean and looking almost brand-new so it's worth it!

[+Kardboard+]

I use screen cleaner. Does the trick and lasts too. :cool:

[BuRnN]

did you try Pledge it for wood furnitures

i dont want to try Armord all on my palm i see some car dash that crack

[mrp123]

i dont want to try Armord all on my palm i see some car dash that crack

Just a guess, but don't dashes crack because they're always in direct sunlight?

[gammada]

I use screen cleaner. Does the trick and lasts too. :cool:

Screen cleaner? any links? how long does it lasts?

[+Kardboard+]

http://www.radioshack.com/sm-monster-screenclean-big-screen-tv-cleaning-kit--pi-2117922.html

There ya go. Bought it at my local Best Buy. Lasts till the screen protector dies (a few months).

[Clocker]

http://www.radioshack.com/sm-monster-screenclean-big-screen-tv-cleaning-kit--pi-2117922.html

There ya go. Bought it at my local Best Buy. Lasts till the screen protector dies (a few months).


Does it make it slicker like silicone does (in armor all)?

Or is it just a cleaner? in which case it wouldn't be any slicker than a brand-new screen protector...