Will this safely remove or reduce scratches and dents on the plastic polycarbonate back of the iPhone 5C or is it just for the screen?
1427991
No, its snake oil they are selling to desperate people. It does nothing to fill in scratches.
1427992
For me at least, it doesn't remove anything after multiple application on my cannon camera monitor, it's more like a cleaner for me
1284102
never have used it for that purpose, but imagine if you got all the bubbles out it would do the job .. after all screen protectors are just clear plastic...
1202642
I use a microfiber cloth or any random cloth (my shirt). I've never scratched it while cleaning. However I have scratched the screen protector plenty of times on other things (slid down next to my car seat) and it actually did "heal" as promised, so don't worry about it too much.
422554
I Don't know either. This really doesn't eliminate scratches, it's seems safe to use as soft polisher. I agree with the other comment.
1883903
remove both sides of the plastic on the screen saver apply to screen, then use the cloth to smooth it out. I find the side of a credit card works better.
1604235
Not in my opinion. You just get fingerprints on the screen protector rather than the glass screen itself. I got (off amazon) a 3 pack of these cool little square leather screen cleaners with a suede-like surface on the bottom and a leather handle on top that really works. I just brush it back and forth across the screen (on the screen protector, but it would work for glass as well - maybe better) and no more fingerprints. Even a stylus will leave marks if you swipe. I have the retina screen so once an app is "on" I really don't notice fingerprints, but when the screen is black you can see fingerprints. Not in my opinion. You just get fingerprints on the screen protector rather than the glass screen itself. I got (off amazon) a 3 pack of these cool little square leather screen cleaners with a suede-like surface on the bottom and a leather handle on top that really works. I just brush it back and forth across the screen (on the screen protector, but it would work for glass as well - maybe better) and no more fingerprints. Even a stylus will leave marks if you swipe. I have the retina screen so once an app is "on" I really don't notice fingerprints, but when the screen is black you... » Read More Not in my opinion. You just get fingerprints on the screen protector rather than the glass screen itself. I got (off amazon) a 3 pack of these cool little square leather screen cleaners with a suede-like surface on the bottom and a leather handle on top that really works. I just brush it back and forth across the screen (on the screen protector, but it would work for glass as well - maybe better) and no more fingerprints. Even a stylus will leave marks if you swipe. I have the retina screen so once an app is "on" I really don't notice fingerprints, but when the screen is black you can see fingerprints. « Show Less
1681993
It would remove scratches from uncoated glass or tempered glass lenses (dunno about plastic and polycarb). HOWEVER, by changing the thickness of the lens, it would alter its optical properties -- you could end up with a distorted view or a different prescription! I would NOT recommend using this or any polishing lroduct on eyeglass lenses.
2124752
The iPhone 5 has a really resistant screen so I don't use a protector. Haven't had a scratch on the screen since the phone was bought at first release.
1873912
I've used it successfully on scratched CDs and CVDs. It can remove relatively light scuffs but there is some limit- it seems that really ugly scratches can't be fixed. I've tried using 1200 grit wet/dry sandpaper on these, followed by the Novus. It works but you have maybe a 25% success rate.
1841799
It will prevent your phone from scratches but I have one of the thin screen protectors on my phone to protect the screen. Seriously a great case has protected my phone from cracking due to numerous drops by little kids.
2071090
I didn't work for my iPhone 5, so I'm not sure. My scratch may have been too deep. I don't know, but it not only didn't fix it, but left a rainbow-like pattern within the scratch. I wouldn't use it on the glass face.
216316
Yes - it is just a film like a screen protector on a smartphone. Depending how well you apply it will determine how much scraping you'll have to do to remove it.
197951
Hi Eins. This tempered glass is only for the screen and does not come with a film protector for the back of your phone. We highly recommend our iPhone 5s Case, LUVVITT [ClearView] Hybrid Scratch Resistant Back Cover with Shock Absorbing Bumper for Apple iPhone 5 /5s - Crystal Clear which is very low profile and works flawlessly with this tempered glass without hiding the beautiful design of your phone.
399296
I have a screen protector that is plastic. Works fine. The case is really easy to clean no issues there.
1440808
It is applied to the face of any Iphone5 just like the regular protective screen. But it makes it so much easier to touch the screen for each function.
1722247
The kit includes a plastic film to cover the screen, but the film is not connected to the case, so the case is not intended to be water/dust proof. As for using it with the 5c ... iffy. The back edges of the 5c are rounded where the 5 and 5s are square. As long as the 5c is the same thickness as the 5/5s, then it may work. I'm assuming that all 5c buttons and ports are positioned the same as are those of the 5.
102340
Just advertising terms? I took the case off to ascertain that the back is a hard clear plastic that will probably not discolor, whereas the sides are more flexible and might not stay crystal clear, but it is only the bumper so a slight discoloration would not be a problem and the case has become easier to remove with use, due to the rubbery bumpers. I ran it under hot water the first time I put on the iPhone because it was not going on easily. I'm not convinced that this case could save my iPhone from damage, but the bumper does allow me to "get a grip".