Razr Maxx Gorilla Glass ? Get a protective screen! This G Glassnot as good as Droid X

[Bob Dammit]

A whitening toothpaste and a piece of denim is an old school way to polish scratches out of glass. I've used it on old watches, but haven't tried it on my phone yet.

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[Josebunbury]

:happy3: never had an issue with using screen protectors and I like to keep my screens as good as I can , the phone itself I can live with...

 

[aktrazer]

It's all about choices. I could put on a screen protector and an Otterbox case and have a very durable phone, but I got my RAZR because it's thin and has an awesome screen. I like to enjoy those qualities, so I won't cover them up with a case and screen protector (I also hate how screen protectors dull the touch sensitivity). I know the risk and I won't come pissing and moaning if I ever scratch my screen.

The people who get to me are the ones who will either say you're a fool for not being protected or who are unprotected and then call the device crap when they break it.

Agreed, it's a personal choice, the loss of sensitivity and less clarity doesn't bother me, so I dont have issues using them. Some people think that's too much. To each his own.

 

[FoxKat]

A whitening toothpaste and a piece of denim is an old school way to polish scratches out of glass. I've used it on old watches, but haven't tried it on my phone yet.

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I've heard toothpaste worked with other surfaces but never heard it used for glass. I have a watch with lens scratches that needs a treatment. I'll have to give the toothpaste a try just to see if it works as well as the RareOx. I'll report back. Either way, I still have the RareOx to fall back on if it doesn't.

+1 on the Denim, since Denim is 100% Cotton, so it won't scratch the glass and is absorbent!

Good information though...