While this might work, I think an Exact-O knife and a straight edge might produce better results...scissors is good for stuff like coupons and um...running with them...
I don’t like straight edge, I prefer to do my crafts fully inebriated…
Two approaches I recommend: As mentioned above ... a good straight edge with an Exacto knife does a nice job. I've done this in the past with great results. For my FM3 I used a paper-cutter and it does a perfect job. I got it to fit so closely at the edges that you can't even tell it's there. I'll be doing this same thing immediately to my FM9 hopefully landing tomorrow.
I thought about this as well...but realized the adhesive plastic might be problematic when removal time arrives...it's not like a CC card you insert/remove, the adhesive will stay put even if there are air bubbles...something undesirable in a screen protector...the CEBA magnetic seems to be a quality product...have ordered and will await arrival in several weeks (production and shipping time).Two approaches I recommend: As mentioned above ... a good straight edge with an Exacto knife does a nice job. I've done this in the past with great results. For my FM3 I used a paper-cutter and it does a perfect job. I got it to fit so closely at the edges that you can't even tell it's there. I'll be doing this same thing immediately to my FM9 hopefully landing tomorrow.
I like the CEBA stuff, looks really awesome and pro, but I’m wondering why he made a cutout for the led bulbs for the input/output meters.
Well, that we don't know. Am hoping the cutouts also allow easy access to the navigational features. I think you might need a pencil eraser tip/iPad scribe tool to work with these...
Not the case with this type. The adhesive is designed to allow the protector to be removed easily. I've used this for similar purposes in the past and found removal no problem.
