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oleophobic

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    Restoring Oleophobic Coatings

    Does anyone know, on average, how long the oleophobic coatings are supposed to last on a screen protector? And also, how many of you all restore the oleophobic coating, using a spray for example, on their screen protectors?
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    iPad Pro iPad Pro m1 12.9 oleophobic layer wears off?

    Hi Guys, I noticed a small “smudge” on my m1 iPad Pro 12.9 screen. I tried to remove with glass cleaner cloth and it helped but its still there if i touch this area with my finger. I think, it looks like that the oleophobic layer wears off … I attach some pictures to this thread. Is anyone...
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    iPad Air Can’t have crap in the desert, I guess.

    Brand new iPad Air 2022, not even a month old and already have microscopic hairline scratches about as wide/deep as the thin hairs on my arm. Worst part is, they occurred whilst cleaning my screen to install a screen protector using the wipes that they gave me. I’m upset. I have heard that it’s...
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    Screen problem (oleophobic) on series 4 - apples response

    so I noticed a problem with my Apple Watch recently which looks like the oleophobic coating coming off. It’s only three months old. If I clean the watch it seems to be looking better but after a short amount of time the issue comes back. I took it into apple today and the apple rep said this...
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    iPhone X Oleophobic coating

    Hello The oleophobic coating on the glass is not permanent. Is there a way to replace that coating? On the internet they sale nano liquid and other products which replace the coating. Is this the same physical stuff that Apple used? It's just to know what kind of product Apple uses in compare...
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    Other Oleophobic coating, How easily can it be scratched.

    Hit my fingernail on the screen pretty hard while trying to pick up my phone. I became curious as to whether or not my fingernail could scratch the oleophobic coating... Is it so thin to create scratches in the film? or can I expect it to be stronger than a scratch from my finger nails?
  7. johnmccurdy

    Macbook Pro replacement screen is now de-laminating

    ARGGGHHHH! My macbook pro had to have its screen replaced in April as it de-laminated. E.g. the oleophobic coating came off and made it look awful as though the screen was peeling away. I haven't cleaned the screen since then because I honestly didn't dare to. I just cleaned it for the first...