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Old 07-13-2010, 11:48 PM   #49
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The Invisible Shield is installed using their application fluid. If there were NO "margins," we could not properly install the protector.

If you knew me personally, you'd know that if I were pleased with the "bottom line," then others should be, too (grin).

And you are really not without using your Kobo for 24 hours. Invisible Shield recommends not messing around with cases and touchscreens for up to 24 hours - to let the screen protector "cure" to your surface. COMPLETELY REMOVEABLE, folks. It is not an "adhesive" - but more of a "capillary" action that is taking place.

If you need to know more about Invisible Shields, please investigate them on your own. I do not want to "sell" you on anything. But for me, this is the finest-quality protector available, and their protectors are installed on my cameras, PDAs, GPS units, and my Kobo.

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