Anti-fingerprint Oleophobic Coating Kit ' Fusso TabletPC '

It works but you have to apply a lot of product in multiple applications to achieve satisfactory performance. The bottle is so small that it's really disappointing. Too expensive for such a tiny portion. It's not like it's revolutionary or rare so the price has to come down...alot!

Not only are the instructions terrible, but this product doesn't really seem to work. I tried this on two devices, multiple times, to no avail.On the plus side, there is quite a lot of liquid in the bottle, so you can try your luck many times before giving up. However, what little oleophobic effect you attain is quickly rubbed off, and is in no way comparable to the factory treatment.A good alternative would be to purchase a coated glass screen protector for your device in question and get the oleophobic effect that way. That's what I ended up doing for considerably less than the price of this item.

I purchased Fusso to use on an iPad 3 that had an aftermarket glass screen that did not have an oleophobic coating, as the original did, and fingerprints quickly became noticeable. It may not be clear in the descriptions, but the "Smartphone" version contains 3ml of product, while the "TabletPC" version contains 5 ml.I have applied two applications (one right after the other) on three separate days. The product DOES work well, but the instructions could be more complete. I found viewing their youtube video to be helpful.The 3ml "Smartphone" size is enough to do a 10-inch tablet, if you work quickly. As the instructions recommend, mentally divide a large tablet screen into about 4 sections, and work on once section at a time. The Fusso solution is quite thin and volatile, and evaporates VERY quickly, so have everything ready before applying.As directed, first clean the screen thoroughly with a microfiber cloth.I recommend (as does the video) using a lotion-free tissue to apply the Fusso solution. Using the microfiber cloth absorbs too much of the valuable solution. Apply about 6 drops to a section of the screen (for a tablet). Then immediately, quickly, and somewhat gently, using the tissue, distribute the Fusso solution across the screen section. Repeat for the other sections. Then repeat the entire process. Set the device aside for at least 6 hours. On one or two subsequent days, repeat the entire process (on the third day, I only applied one coat).I bought the 5ml size, and have about half of the solution remaining. Sure, some fingerprints still appear, but far fewer than without the treatment, and those that do appear clean off MUCH more easily.Don't forget to apply the solution over the bezel!! At first I applied only over the lighted screen area (to use less of the solution), and didn't realize how many fingerprints form over the bezel. Treat the ENTIRE display surface.It has been about two weeks since I first treated my iPad screen, and the coating continues to work very well. I hope it lasts -- at least until the next iPad is released -- but have enough solution remaining for another round of treatments.

Just received the package today (2 day shipping arrived in one day, too). Used about half of it doing what I would consider to be 2-2.5 applications to a Nexus 4 and one application to a Nexus 10.Will report back to say how well it works, but I will say that I did the second coat because I noticed that NOT wiping it with anything, and instead just tilting the device to let it cover it seemed to make it even smoother to the touch.NOTE: Dries VERY quickly. I mean if you put a drop on the top of your device and then tilt it downward, it MIGHT make it 4/5 of the way down the screen before running out.Update 10/19/14 - I realize that I forgot to update this review, so I just wanted to mention that this stuff does work but I don't think it lasts longer than 3 months. That said, it's super easy to apply, just do it before bed and don't touch/wipe it until you wake up in the morning. Takes just a few seconds to wipe clean and then you're good to go for what I would say lasts somewhere between 2 and 3 months. It is expensive, but the bottle will also last you much longer than you think. You could easily get through a year of re-applying this to one device every 3 months. If it's a tablet however, obviously you'll get less mileage out of it. Hope that helped!

Doesn't last. Don't waste your money. You literally have to apply every few days to keep the coating on.

I was a dummy who had been using windex wipes on my iPad to clean it's screen. DO NOT DO THAT! Windex (and other ammonia based cleaners) will slowly but surely destroy the oleophobic coating that comes stander on all iOS devices. I thought I could use this product to help restore the slick surface that once was my iPad, but after following the directions, I was left with more to be desired. I believe I did notice a slight improvement in performance based on how my stylus slid across the screen, but when I try to wipe the screen with a microfiber cloth, it still hasn't regained it's original slickness, especially compared to videos I saw of how this product should work. Try it if you want, maybe I made a mistake in the application process (though I doubt it), but I was hoping for more!Bottom Line: Use a small bit of water and a microfiber cloth on your iOS devices so they retain their oleophobic coating for longer! Don't use Windex!! Silly me.

I have the Sony Xperia Z Ultra, and for some reason Sony decided not to include an oleophobic coating though the phone has a glass back, I removed the screen protector and the phone became a nightmare to clean, I bought this product, applied it as instructed, for 4 days and I am still not sure if it works or not, it is a bit easier to clean now, but it still pick fingerprints.