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The video discusses the process of restoring oleophobic coating on touchscreen devices using a product from Amazon. The speaker highlights how usage and cleaning methods can wear off the coating, leading to smudges and fingerprints that are hard to clean. They detail the application process involving a microfiber cloth and drying time, emphasizing the restoration of the screen's slippery feel. The content creator demonstrates an experiment with the product, initially facing disappointment due to residue but achieving successful coating restoration after proper cleaning. Overall, the product yielded a significant improvement, leading to the creator's satisfaction and plans to use it on other devices.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses how the oleophobic coating on a touchscreen can wear off due to usage and cleaning with hand sanitizers, leading to fingerprints and smudges being hard to clean. They mention a product from Amazon that claims to reapply the oleophobic coating. The product comes with a microfiber cloth and instructions in Japanese, requiring the use of a translate app for understanding. The process involves applying the product and letting it dry for 8 to 12 hours, then repeating for several days. The screen initially showed smears after application but was easily wiped off, restoring the slippery feel of a new screen.
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In this part of the video, the content creator demonstrates an experiment with a product to restore the oleophobic coating on a phone screen. Initially, the product did not work as expected, causing disappointment. However, after realizing there was residue left on the screen, proper cleaning led to successful restoration of the coating. The creator was pleasantly surprised by the results, noting that while not as good as the original, it made a significant improvement. They expressed satisfaction with the outcome and planned to apply the product to other devices.