When do you guys....

[bluesdoc]

take the plastic covers off the screens? I have no doubt this is a keeper, but in the nearly two weeks I've had with it, I scratch my chin and wonder... take 'em off now? or keep them pristine, but under wraps.... And it's not like I'm asking for permission..... I'm just curious about what you guys do. Thanks.

jon

 

[Frodebro]

Well… I still have the original plastic covering the screen of my Digitech GSP21 Legend, which I bought in 1994...

 

[rossipedia]

I take 'em off immediately. No point in leaving them on.

 

[pauly]

Take'm off immediately and use your luxury items.
We'll be dead soon!

 

[RDress]

I leave them on and keep all original packaging as well I have a garage full of boxes in case I ever sell my stuff

 

[la szum]

Never!

Let nature take it's course. If they fall off they fall off. Just not by my hands.

 

[Tahoebrian5]

If you want the best tone you have to remove them

 

[la szum]

If you want the best tone you have to remove them

Not sure about that. I find them very transparent.

 

[DaveO]

once I get my covers from CEBA Tech I'll take them off and save them in a ziplock baggy, put them in the original box so when I sell it to fund my FM12 (when it gets announced) that way I'll have a better resale value

 

[bluesdoc]

Never!

Let nature take it's course. If they fall off they fall off. Just not by my hands.

Like Steri-strips in my line of work..

 

[sprint]

n e v e r ! ! - just like the plastic covering on my parents' brown chesterfield

 

[bluesdoc]

n e v e r ! ! - just like the plastic covering on my parents' brown chesterfield

Yes, the cheesy 50s live! In my case it was grandparents, iirc.... sheesh....

 

[la szum]

Like Steri-strips in my line of work..

Haha!

Had some up close and personal experience with those this past August
when my son had to have a torn ACL and Meniscus repaired. Quite the
incision. When I called the Triage Nurse a week after surgery she said not
to peel them off. They would come off on their own. They did.

 

[TSJMajesty]

Right away. I don't want to be looking through plastic as well as the screen itself. After having my Axe III for a year, screen still looks perfect.

 

[bluesdoc]

Haha!

Had some up close and personal experience with those this past August
when my son had to have a torn ACL and Meniscus repaired. Quite the
incision. When I called the Triage Nurse a week after surgery she said not
to peel them off. They would come off on their own. They did.

Yup, though skin glue has partly replaced SS. When my kids (now in their 40s) were little, I'd sew up their cuts on the kitchen table (ex ER doc here). It would have been nice to have the skin glue (methacrylate) tech available back then. (Below, that son is 42 now, and, I'm also MUCH older

 

[sprint]

Yup, though skin glue has partly replaced SS. When my kids (now in their 40s) were little, I'd sew up their cuts on the kitchen table (ex ER doc here). It would have been nice to have the skin glue (methacrylate) tech available back then. (Below, that son is 42 now, and, I'm also MUCH older

yikes! - I put a bandaid on my granddaughter's knee once and she cried cuz she wanted a "Frozen" bandaid and all I had was "Cars".

 

[Jambi]

I leave them on and keep all original packaging as well I have a garage full of boxes in case I ever sell my stuff

Are you me?

 

[Dave Merrill]

Are you me?

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Take off the plastic, basement full of boxes, including some for stuff I don't have anymore.

Entropy rules!

 

[la szum]

n e v e r ! ! - just like the plastic covering on my parents' brown chesterfield

Haha! Don't sit on it either.

 

[la szum]

Yup, though skin glue has partly replaced SS. When my kids (now in their 40s) were little, I'd sew up their cuts on the kitchen table (ex ER doc here). It would have been nice to have the skin glue (methacrylate) tech available back then. (Below, that son is 42 now, and, I'm also MUCH older

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Wow! What a great pic.