• Made from highest quality 3M Di-Noc Laminate Film used in the architectural design industry.
• This durable heavy duty film features a special Air Channel Release Adhesive resulting in NO BUBBLES.
• Skins are decorative stickers used to cover your device.
• These are not hard cases
Q: What is included with the Kit?
A: You can purchase a Full Body Kit - includes 1 x Back Skin, 1 x Keyboard Skin, 1 x Bottom Skin, 1 x Mouse Skin, 1 x Apple Insert.
A: You can also purchase Different sections of Skins.
Click to select Apple Insert
We are the only Company to produce a 1 piece precise design for the Keyboard Skin.
• others cut the upper half off
• others cut the center bridge off
• others add 1 slice on the left or right corner
Q: What is the difference with your Kits compared to others.
A: Our design:
• Cad designed with perfect radius and corners, leaving less than 1/16" around the back, keyboard area, and bottom.
• Cut by the finest industrial laser guided machines - producing shapes as thin as a hair.
• Others use tabletop home cutting machines, very inaccurate.
• None of ours Skins have corner slices.
• Others can only produce the easy inaccurate corner slices that easily peel.
A: Our Material:
• We use 3M Di-Noc and far more superior laminate films used to Skin the interior / exterior walls, ceiling, countertops
furnitures, elevators, lobbies of the finest hotels, office buildings, and restaurants.
• Our Carbon Fiber film, you can see and feel every strand and weave.
• Others use vinyl imitation films that do not last long, produced in third world countries, and not federally test & regulated, example lead
paint.
• Others use 3M Scotch Print
• It is 1/3 the thickness of 3M Di-Noc.
• Not made to protect, but used for aesthetics.
• Patterns looks very artificial - carbon fiber looks like diagonal squares.
• Patterns do not have depth and feel, as much as our materials.
A: Our Experience:
• We are in our 20th year of this industry, dealing many types of films, and projects.
• We have wrapped billboards, cars, buses, trucks, power boats, mega yachts. So wrapping a mobile device is "a piece of cake"
• We have and still work on many corporate identity projects - MTA, Total Oil, Royal Caribbean, and more.
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Instructions:
Installations may be considered moderate to difficult.
Please clean the areas thoroughly with alcohol to ensure a great contact with our Skins.
Back Skin:
• Peel the wax paper off the skin and reapply the wax paper 1 inch below the top line of the Skin. (the pattern side of the Skin should be resting on the table)
This allows you to position the mid to lower section of the Skin, without accidentally sticking.
• Then with a pencil or sharp object, poke a hole at the apple cutout and tear the wax paper so that you can see completely thru the apple. (small circle, about 2 to 3 inches)
This allows you to position the apple cutout.
• Now apply the Skin while centering the apple and the top border. The top 1 inch should stick and be pressed with your hands.
This allows the skin to stay in contact.
You can reposition if necessary (please remove carefully).
• Next lift the rest of the from the wax paper, eliminate the wax paper and slowly lower the rest of the skin to the surface and press with your hands.
If your corners are rough and wrinkled, you can use a hair dryer to heat the corners and press.
Keyboard Skin:
• Peel off the mouse cover and place it on the wax paper of the back skin. It is optional, can be used to cover the mouse area.
• Peel the wax paper off the skin and reapply 2 inch below the top line of the Skin. Do not peel off the clear transfer tape on the top surface of the Skin!
The clear transfer tape is necessary, so that the thin top bridge of the Skin (above the keyboard) does not get stretched.
• Then apply top section (2 inch area where the adhesive is exposed). Be sure to center and leave an equal border around the areas. Certain Skin may
or may not have mics or power buttons.
• Next lift the Skin starting from the bottom (off of the wax paper) and slide the wax paper right below the "space" keyboard button.
• Then while holding the Skin from the lower corners, slowly lower the Skin and press the sides. The only section of the Skin that should stick to the laptop
should be the sides of the keyboard area. The lower half should be resting on the wax paper.
• Next, like the last step, lift the rest of the Skin, and eliminate the wax paper and position and place the lower section while centering the mouse area.
• Finally remove the clear transfer tape.
Bottom Skin:
• Like above, peel the wax paper off the bottom Skin and place it below the 2 large circles. (the hinged area where the screen pivots is the starting area)
• Now postion and apply the top section. Be sure to center the 2 large circles and the border.
• Finally lift the Skin off the wax paper, and lay the Skin centering the 2 large lower circles. Be careful not to pull the corners too hard. Then the rest of the
circles will not align correctly.
