Crystal Armor Fusso Cell Phone Fingerprint Oleophobic Coating Kit 3ml from Japan

Wow!!! This stuff works wonders! I purchased it 6 months ago and finally used. It made a huge difference on my screen. No longer a fingerprint magnet. Only wish it was still available.

This stuff isn't easy to apply, but don't worry, it's not difficult either. You just have to follow the procedure. And you have to begin at the end of the day, before you stop using your phone for the night.Clean your phone's screen with alcohol (not included) or probably any other cleaner would be okay, like Windex or whatever. Dry it throughly with a microfiber cloth.Put on a rubber surgical glove (also not included, and I'm knocking a star for that, because it should be). You can't apply this without a glove, because it will absorb into whatever else you use, including your bare finger.Now, here's the tricky part. This stuff evaporates quickly, and a little bit, only goes a little way. So, put one drop at one corner of your screen. Use the rubber glove to smear that one drop across the width of your screen. That's it. One streak from the corner to the opposite (width wise) corner. Next, put one drop just below, down the length of your phone. With the glove, smear across the width. One more drop below, one smear across. Repeat this process down the length, and across the width of your phone, until the entire screen is covered in left-to-right smear marks.Put the phone down. Don't touch it for ~8 hours.In the morning, wipe the streaks off. The screen should now be pretty decent, although not perfect, about rejecting fingerprints. You'll still get them, but you should get less today than yesterday.The next evening, clean the screen with a tiny amount of water. Don't use actual cleaner this time. You don't want to remove this product. Also, your screen probably isn't all that smudgy today anyway.Put the glove back on. Repeat the exact process as yesterday. Drip, smear. Drip, smear. Down the length, across the width. Put your phone down for the night. Wipe the streaks off in the morning.And now, on Day 2, it should really be starting to feel like a new phone. That's where I am, at least, writing this review. I think I might do a third coat tonight anyway though. There's still more than half (maybe even 3/4?) of the bottle left, so I might as well. But I also could be done now, I think, if I wanted. It's definitely better than it had been, and better than any other product has accomplished.

This product does not work at all. As someone who's detailed many cars and applied crystalizing ceramic coatings (Adams, Gtechniq) I know how important prep and application is.Phone was thoroughly cleaned prior to both applications leaving behind no residue or oils. Applied a rubber glove spread the product in cross hatching patterns multiple times before leaving it to cure for 12 hours while using my backup phone. It wiped away with no issues but immediately accumulated oils. Wiping the oils away with a quality microfiber and slight mist of water made no discernable difference.Thinking it was user error, I did this again the following day. Cleaned, applied in cross hatch side to side, up to down, then one last clean swipe of product from left to right only for even coverage. Let it sit for TWENTY FOUR HOURS. Still does not reduce smudges and wiping away is no easier than it was before.This product is snake oil. I would not recommend. It was cheap at least. Shocked because I believe this same company has a very reputable car wax that I've seen in person.

This is exactly what it says it is. A premium quality oleophobic coating restoration kit. Many of you will notice that after months/years of use or exposure to aggressive cleaning agents like alcohol or windex, your phone's display glass will beecome harder to clean fully and will allow grease/oils to smear rather than come off completely. This is because the oleophobic coating has worn out. This kit makes it easy to restore the oem slippery and shiny glass quality as if it just came out of the sealed box. The only issues many of you may encounter is the timeframe needed for this to work properly, and that the instructions are in japanese. Sure, you could use lens apps that translate text but ill give you a rundown of how i made my efforts work. First off, wipe the phone display with a water humid cloth to remove the grease on it if you havent already. Make it as clean as possible even if you see tiny thread marks of the dragged grease. Next open up the bottle an begin spilling drops on the affected areas (I only used about a third of the bottle since my issue was the borders around the display where my whitestone dome glass didnt cover). Do this about twice until the liquid spreads (doesnt matter if its thin, it will work eventually). Use a glove or the plastic that sealed the microfiber (Do not use the cloth to spread it. It will only absorb the liquid and reduce the amount that adheres to the glass). Do this quickly though as the liquid slowly evaporates when exposed to oxygen (the liquid itself is just a vessel for the actual oleophobic properties. Don worry if it evaporates and leaves a foggy residue, thats the agen needed for the coating to be restored). One applied, leave the residue alone for +8 hours (preferably overnight). Once times up, wipe away and residue and repeat this about 4 or 5 more times (also preferably overnight or when you know you wont need to touch your device for an extended period of time). To be sure if you did it correctly, boil water an expose the glass to the steam. Wipe it well and expose it again. If the whole glass looks about evened out with vapor, the procedure has worked. Note that this 3ml bottle may work for some phones, or you may need to order a 2nd just incase you mess up or dont have enough for the 4-5~ sessions. The key to this successful procedure is patience. Below are images of before and after. Before i had whitestone dome applied so you couldnt see the worn out contrast. However the other 3 images dont have the glass so you can see that it looks completely evened out after it working successfully. I apologize if it looks dusty though, it refuses to go away but the glass itself is now pristine.

This works, but for a very short period of time. It evaporates extremely quickly so you must work fast. I'd recommend wearing gloves while rubbing it on the screen. For the amount of hassle involved with this, I'd rather buy a screen protector with a new coating on it.