Comments on: Invisible SHIELD (PSP Slim) Review http://nocommand.osiristeam.net/my-reviews/invisible-shield-psp-slim-review/ Dyna-Storm's NoCommand Blog Sat, 19 Dec 2009 09:39:31 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Dyna-Storm http://nocommand.osiristeam.net/my-reviews/invisible-shield-psp-slim-review/comment-page-1/#comment-291 Dyna-Storm Thu, 01 Jan 2009 12:12:45 +0000 http://games.osiristeam.net/my-views-thoughts/invisible-shield-psp-slim-review/#comment-291 Hi Matt The spray that came with the shield is actually pretty little, and it wouldn't even last half the application. I used water with a bit of soap to give it a slippery feeling which makes it easier to place and adjust. It works just as well (or even better) than the spray. When I applied it on my NDS, I totally ignored the spray and just went with the water + soap combination. As for the liquid dripping into the openings, that can't be helped. My advise is remove the battery before application. After application, let your PSP rest for at least 48 hours (or more would be better). This will allow any liquid inside the console to dry up. I applied the shields on 3 PSPs, 1 NDS and 1 PDA. All works like a charm without any problems. As for the artwork smudging, I can't say as I don't own any limited edition PSP. Go slow on your application, one piece at a time. Hope this helps. Cheers, Dyna-Storm Hi Matt

The spray that came with the shield is actually pretty little, and it wouldn’t even last half the application.

I used water with a bit of soap to give it a slippery feeling which makes it easier to place and adjust. It works just as well (or even better) than the spray. When I applied it on my NDS, I totally ignored the spray and just went with the water + soap combination.

As for the liquid dripping into the openings, that can’t be helped. My advise is remove the battery before application. After application, let your PSP rest for at least 48 hours (or more would be better). This will allow any liquid inside the console to dry up. I applied the shields on 3 PSPs, 1 NDS and 1 PDA. All works like a charm without any problems.

As for the artwork smudging, I can’t say as I don’t own any limited edition PSP.

Go slow on your application, one piece at a time.

Hope this helps.

Cheers,
Dyna-Storm

]]> By: Matt http://nocommand.osiristeam.net/my-reviews/invisible-shield-psp-slim-review/comment-page-1/#comment-289 Matt Wed, 31 Dec 2008 19:00:59 +0000 http://games.osiristeam.net/my-views-thoughts/invisible-shield-psp-slim-review/#comment-289 WHen you were applying the shield did you spray teh spray they gave you to the stick side? Or did u just use the water... Also did you have problems of avoiding the liquids getting into the openings of the psp? or did u jsut let them seap in... Also if you used a lot of water on the slips, would that smudge the art work (like the limited edition darth vader psp) on the psp? PLeaz help... "Matt" WHen you were applying the shield did you spray teh spray they gave you to the stick side? Or did u just use the water… Also did you have problems of avoiding the liquids getting into the openings of the psp? or did u jsut let them seap in… Also if you used a lot of water on the slips, would that smudge the art work (like the limited edition darth vader psp) on the psp? PLeaz help…

“Matt”

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