[anthonyc]

so i just installed the full body kit on my curve
took about 20 mins, mainly because there are these 2 thin strips that were a pain to get lined up and set correctly. overall, no so bad.
makes it look shinier

check them out here
BlackBerrys

[spblat]

I ordered mine a few days ago. My 8700 had a screen skin from them.

[BallHawk3]

I ordered it a while back. Got in in the mail today (8300 full body skin). And the funny thing is I don't even have a 8300 yet!

had the full skin on the 8700g, just preparing for the future

[NCBuckeye]

I left the side pieces off because i could never get them perfect.

[shambasha]

i got mine two days ago, and ya, it is pain in the #$@#$ to install, but i love it, I always have it on my blackberrys.. Good job best skin ever

[muck]

i dont use the sides i like the rubber feel :D

[anthonyc]

just as an fyi, it still fits fine into the blackberry sleeve

[anthonyc]

and the finished product

[tdawg00]

Originally Posted by anthonyc

and the finished product
http://anthonyc.zenfolio.com/img/v2/p532348415-5.jpg
http://anthonyc.zenfolio.com/img/v2/p260263081-3.jpg

That doesnt look bad at all.. I am waiting for my invisbleshield in the mail right now.

[TeritaM]

wow you can't even see it. nice. about to order this now

[anthonyc]

Originally Posted by TeritaM

wow you can't even see it. nice. about to order this now

yea, its great. it also helps with keeping finger prints off.

[flar]

I love this comment on the confirmation page when you place an order:

Tell your mom, wife or girlfriend about Best Skins Ever before your order arrives. She thinks the word Skin means pr0n and she will throw it out before you ever see it. Yes, this happens too!

[flar]

I should probably add that I've used a BSE skin on my iPod for a year now and I'm amazed at how well it has stayed on, though I did get a bubble right on the screen after about a month - grrr. It was the first such skin that I've ever tried to apply and I didn't do a great job. If you know someone that is meticulous and likes to do crafts type of work it might be worth buying them a dinner to have it done right...

I also ordered one for my Pearl, but before I found time to put it on, I had already dropped it and scratched it. If anyone needs a testimonial for the toughness of a Pearl I can attest to about 3 drops from upper torso height onto concrete and all it picked up was some very small nicks and scratches - the screen never even blinked. However, I hope to get one on my Curve right away while it is still pristine - I will definitely welcome the fingerprint resistance...

[Casperr]

From someone who has installed 150 to 200 of these on iPods and iPhones, the trick is the tools. If you can find a little rubber squeegee/wedge of rubber it makes all the difference in the world. Get a spray bottle with water and a few drops of soap and you are rolling.

I have one of these on my Pearl, and have ordered mine for my Curve. I too will welcome the fingerprint resistance. Drives me nuts.

[muck]

i guess thats the advantage of the invisible shield over the bse.
u get all the tools :D

[anthonyc]

i didnt have to use any tools. used my fingers only. came out spotless.
after the dipped the pieces in the soapy water, i let most of the water drip off, then applied.
i also did it in the bathroom, after i let the shower run. that way, there is no chance of dust being in the air.

[dynamiks]

i installed mine yesterday and it came out just like anthony's... i love it, you cant even tell its on and it protects the whole phone.

[TeritaM]

*dumb question alert*

do you cover the camera lens and the screen or are there cutouts for these?

[xploit]

dynamiks how did you do it?? any tips ??

[John Clark]

Originally Posted by TeritaM

*dumb question alert*

do you cover the camera lens and the screen or are there cutouts for these?

There are cutouts for the camera lens.

And are you talking about the main screen? That's the main piece. It covers the entire screen.