I bought the invisible shield and followed the directions.  After applying the shield my Nano no longer worked.  I suspect that water got into the scroll wheel and shorted out the whole unit.  There is something inherently wrong with intentionally putting something that has been coated with water onto an electronic device.

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I think that’s why the company says to keep the device off for at least 24 hours before and after the install process. I was very worried my iPod would suffer the same fate yours did.

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I am thinking of buying an iPod as a Christmas gift.  Is there a warranty that I can buy and would it cover such scratches?

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I think they mean “... water and let it drip enough so as to NOT have too much water on it for application.”  not “water and let it drip enough so as to NOW have too much water on it for application”.

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yah i just got my invisible shield today. I put it on about 4 hours ago and i really want to turn my ipod on but after hearing what happened to yours im going to wait the 24 hours. I dont think i can live 24 hours with no ipod but ill try.

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Thats an awful thing to happen. ie Ruining your nano for the sake of saving it from getting scratches. Apple are to blame, of course! if they made iPods from harder/shinier plastic they would be more fabulous. I own a 5G 30gb and the original sheet of plastic is still attached to the front, but that itself is now getting scratched. I really wanted to get me one of these invisible shield things, and have spent a few days trying to locate a uk seller(with no luck) but I love my shiny things too much to put them that close to water, Plus I’d get a slap if i ruined it. Anywho.

Great review/demonstration… and cool pictures!

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The INVISIBLE SHIELD is awesome!  Thanks for recommending it to me.  I put it on my video and whalah it’s betting looking than before AND scratch proof.  Yes, I mean proof.  Crazy me…I actually tried to scratch it and didn’t!!!  By the way, I also covered my RAZR cell phone with it.  AMAZING GRACE!

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I just got the invisible shield in the mail today!!! I was sooo excited. I applied it, and squeegied out EVERY last bubble!!! its now sitting on my desk as i write this looking at me. i really want to turn it on, but im just gonna wait, so that it doesn’t die incase any water got inside the device. The new invisible shields (the one i got) come with its own application solution (a little bottle of spray) it makes things ALOT easier.

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its not my fault your ipod came out shity. when i orded the invisible shield for my nano i ordered the ( aplication solution) have u heard of it. my nano came out perfect.you should feel really stupid rite now. besides u used to much liquid. dumbass

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i hav an ipod video ( black ) and there are lots of scratches on it. if i buy an invisible shield will it cover them up.

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GuardFilm is the same invisible shield material for only $6.99 w/ free shipping and 30 day money back guarantee.
http://www.guardfilm.com

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I bought one of these, and it works beautifuly- in reguards to the scratches on the black ipod- yes they will come out with this- but first buy Brassos polisher, polish it, then put the shield on.  THe mirror will reduce in scractes but it will still be somewhat bad, but the face will be beautiful again.  This product is soo great, im going to purchase it for my razr v3i.  And, no, the water solution will not harm your ipod, that is if you follow the instructions- which i suggest you do.  :-D

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Not sure why you are using shampoo, water, and a credit card.  Each invisibleSHIELD kit contains all the necessary tools needed for a clean installation.

I turn off the iPod and lock it.  I use a generous amount of application solution on the film spraying the front and back.  After the installation you can use a can of air to gently blow out the remaing water trapped in the click wheel.  I tell my customers to wait an hour before using to let the shield cure.

Wait a full 24 hours before actually handling it with any friction, such as putting it in your pocket, in a case, etc. 

I looked at the Guardfilm mentioned above…always remember the golden rule, you get what you pay for.

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Hey i used invisible shield on my 30gb, hard to get aligned but that may be because i am picky, i used the application solution included and it came out almost perfect, 1 tiny piece of lint on the back, simply because i didn’t see it and one side leaves just a small hair exposed, the metal back i mean.  Other that than only one (minor) gripe, the corners (obviously) don’t completely cover the corners of the ipod, but i have two shields (i called the company when my first one came due to the fluid breaking open in the package during shipping, so i am thinking about just cutting a piece to size and using the remainder of the solution to fix this.

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if any of use r lookin for a good screen protector i reccommend the invisible shield it costs about $24.90 but its so worth it, your ipod will never get scratched and it comes with a lifetime warrenty, if you spill water on it, the protector is exactly the same as you put it on and there is never ny air bubbles so definetly a good buy

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i jst got done putting my full body invisible shield on my iPod Touch about 5 hours ago , it still has a bubble stretching all along the metal ring , and on the bak , its got about 2 medium bubbles tht would NOT come out. After the 24 hours , will they come out like the company says???

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