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rtalain · 01-02-04, 08:39 PM

I've heard scotch tape works well to get the lint off, but you have to get the screen protector off first. I have 2 pieces of lint under mine since I first put it on and the fit is so precise, that there isn't any space between the edge of the protector and the edge of the screen. I can't get anything between there except maybe a knife edge, and the possibility of scratching the screen sends chills up my spine.

So I live with my 2 specks of lint. BTW, you may want to try some tape on a corner of the screen protector and try to "lift" it that way. I heard it sometimes works (although it didn't work for me).

Ron

01-02-04, 08:39 PM	#2 (permalink)
rtalain Aximsite Minor League Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Redwood City, CA Posts: 209 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I've heard scotch tape works well to get the lint off, but you have to get the screen protector off first. I have 2 pieces of lint under mine since I first put it on and the fit is so precise, that there isn't any space between the edge of the protector and the edge of the screen. I can't get anything between there except maybe a knife edge, and the possibility of scratching the screen sends chills up my spine. So I live with my 2 specks of lint. BTW, you may want to try some tape on a corner of the screen protector and try to "lift" it that way. I heard it sometimes works (although it didn't work for me). Ron __________________ Axim x3i Kingston 128MB SD Card (2) PNY 256 SD Card Brando Screen Protector MicroInnovations Keyboard Sena Case Belkin x3i Portfolio Belkin Executive Case Simpletech Bonzai