Eightzero's reply is exactly on the money because of the very reason you're saying he's off base.
Lots of people nowadays don't get irony. At all. Is this a result of people growing up texting each other rather than talking over the phone or face to face?
High gloss coatings on cars are also subject to scratching. Who knew?
At least they're saying so up front to avoid idiots filing class action suits over such trivialities.
You do know cars go through MUCH WORSE elements than a phone in your pocket. Try mounting your phone on the hood of your car for a month, and tell us what it looks like. Acid rain, rail dust, rocks, glass particles, ect are constantly being slammed into your cars paint at high speeds.
Go talk to anyone who owns a black car and they will tell you the struggles of limiting the microscratches on a black car. But at the end its worth it for many of them because a clean black car looks awesome, same with this phone.
Free with every Jet Black iPhone:
And THAT ladies and gentlemen is the end of this thread.
That won't work.
That is gressy crap that will leave smears and residue.
You need to use a crystal clear polymer that chemically attaches and bonds to the material.
That's why I said use Opti Gloss. That stuff is invisible when dry and last years on cars.
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Lots of people nowadays don't get irony. At all.
Is this a result of people growing up texting each other rather than talking over the phone or face to face?