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How long does oleophobic coating last?
2-year
Generally, an oleophobic coat should be able to last a smartphone’s typical 2-year life cycle, however, misuse, poor quality, or just bad conditions could cause it to wear out within months.
What is scratch resistant glass oleophobic coating?
In a nutshell, the oleophobic coating is meant to repel and eliminate fingerprint oils that smudge on your smartphone’s screens, while the Gorilla glass is a scratch-resistant screen protector that protects your screens from cracking, breaking, and even liquid drops depending on the thickness and version.
Does tempered glass remove oleophobic coating?
Tempered glass that has a plastic film, or a plastic film that is glare resistant, privacy protectors don’t tend to remove your Oleophobic coating either.
What is oleophobic glass?
Oleophobic (anti-smudge) coatings on glass and ceramic surfaces create an oil resistant, anti-fingerprint surface that is impervious to dirt, dust, oils, and other particulates resulting in a surface that is easy-to-clean and maintains a cleaner surface longer than untreated glass.
Can oleophobic coating scratch?
They are glass, and they will scratch. If you don’t mind the micro-scratches then don’t get a screen protector.
What damage does oleophobic coating do?
Abrasive cleaners strip away the oleophobic coating entirely. Some might even damage the screen or leave it streaky or cloudy. Fortunately, there are safe ways you can clean your smartphone and other touch screen devices. First, always start by wiping your device with a soft, lint-free cloth.
What is the purpose of oleophobic coating?
Oleophobic coatings are most commonly used in medical supplies and the consumer electronic industry. They are used to coat medical tubing, endoscope lenses, surgical visors and shields. More recently, oleophobic coatings are being used extensively to make smudge resistant touch screens for smartphones and tablets.