[RickB]

I guess that's kind of a stupid question, and I expect it doesn't affect the warranty, but I wanted to make sure.

I'm also asking the question too late as I already put the skin on my iPod. BTW, I used Windex as suggested in posts here, and it worked beautifully. No bubbles at all. I did have a scare because as the skin was setting up, I got a hazing effect under the skin, but that dried up in a few hours and now the skin is completely clear.

I've now gone caseless, and boy is it nice to use an iPod without a case. The 30gb is incredibly thin and feels very high quality in the hand. I figure I'll just put it in an iPod Sock before putting it in my pocket when I'm out and about.

Rick

 

[srozzman]

if you need to send it back, you could always remove the cover first

 

[RickB]

Quote:

Originally Posted by srozzman /img/forum/go_quote.gif if you need to send it back, you could always remove the cover first

I don't know about removing it from the click wheel, especially the center button. That part of the iPod feels very fragile and I think removing the skin, considering how firmly attached it is, could damage the wheel/parts.

Rick

 

[srozzman]

well, if your sending it back anyway.. might as well get a new clickwheel in the package

 

[wgr73]

No, it does not void the warranty.