Homebrew ds screen protector?

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I believe that you have to replace the whole LCD to do this (I haven't actually opened mine up, but this is judging from images of dismantled DSLs)
 
A DSL screen would put you back around $30 tops, so it's worth spending a few bucks on a screen protector just so you don't need to get a replacement screen in the near future.
 
Hell, Bestskinsever's skin > any skin protector IMO.

Mostly because I can't scratch it or the case of it.
 
are hori ones hard to remove if they get damaged or something? what happens to the gameplay when the ds touchpad gets scrached? and how often do you have to change the screen protectors, if at all?
 
I've never, ever used a screen protector ... I'm coming up on my first year as a DS owner (original and Lite, when it came out), and I'm still absolutely scratch free. Smudges pop up, but they're cleanable.

So long as you're not an utter jackass in the way that you play (one of these people that pound buttons as hard as they can when they get excited, as if that'll make your character jump higher or hit harder), you should be absolutely fine. Saying that you "have" to have one is complete bunk. It's nice to have, to be sure, and I've thought about it more than once ... but I have notoriously shaky hands, and it's very hard for me to apply these things without air bubbles.

Frankly, I prefer it without.
 
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I scratched my screen before I used a protector, so now I use a Hori one so that I don't feel the scratch on my screen with the stylus. I can't see it either with the protector on. So, it's good for masking existing scratches too
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I agree with several people here. Dust and dirt may get caught underneath your stylus. Try beating Elite Beat Agents all the way through without scratching your screen. It's impossible. I've had a good experience using Hori screen protectors though. Saved me when I played through Elite Beat Agents. They are easily replaceable as well.
 
I must add that action loop has officially ruined the part of my touch screen where u flick the balls out. i love that game but I feel my DS lite is horribly scarred =( in other games, that small area is noticeably "gritty". im going to get some screen protectors ASAP to prevent further damage.
 
Hori screen protectors are great. The touch screen protector will break eventually though. I don't think it's really necessary though. As long as you use the nintendo stylus it won't scratch.

My screen protector broke after about 6 months
 
Just got Hori screen protectors about a month ago for mine after a run in with dirt under stylus scratch action. They really do give peace of mind when playing DS games that may make you paranoid of leaving scratches behind. Of course, my two nasties came from flicking Meteos upward.

Using the official styli of course.
 
i have hori screen protectors now but now i wondered: how can i replace them? how can i remove them again from the actual screen?
i dont know if the manual says something about it its all in japanese
 
Remove by sticking some scotch tape on them and pulling them off. Martin Fields screen protector works way better than the hori ones.
 

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