Complaints about fuzz inside cover lining. Could a thin piece of fabric be glued inside and still work okay?
1250473
I have not had this or any problem with the case. It is streamline so gluing anything inside would most likely change the way it closes.
1250474
You don't need anything glued inside. It works perfect with its original cover lining design.
1250475
I really like this Motorola Flip Shell! I have not had any problem with fuzz from the inside cover lining. I would not have any idea if gluing a piece of fabric inside the cover could work? It seems risky to me. I would suggest you contact Mototola direct to see what they would suggest.
1250476
Hi there I could not be 100% sure as there is a magnet inside that holds it shut and also holds it on the the back cover. I don't have trouble with any fuzz on screen but the light colour does tend to get grubby. In saying that its a terrific case and I do recommend it personally.
745523
i soaked fabric until sulky was lifting off, and then worked it out of the tight areas. I'd be concerned about the felt. YOu for sure would have to dry and block the faces after soaking them!
378617
Tell me about it!!, I took off the covers to wash and they shredded so much on the inside it was hard to get them zipped up. I would be curious how much it would cost to have new covers made in a different material. I hate the fabrics! I know that doesn't help. I have to agree with you.Good luck. Jody
34180
Yes, however, because the interior is fabric, you may want to use a plastic liner.
76572
Yes please be sure to seal it with done sort of glue around the edges. And don't lose the corner lights like i did.
421309
Inever had a problem with it clumping as I didn't put it on very thick and it worked effectively. I used a thin film instead of pasting away as I feel the majoirty of those who have this issue had done.
2022007
This is not a paper shade. It is laminated and feels like plastic on the inside and fabric on the outside. I put clinging decals on it for decoration. Thin craft paints might bleed but heavier ones would work on the fabric and you should be able to glue decorative trims on it without any problems.
881911
There is a thin fleece lining on the inside. I used it in the summer time with no problems.
750771
If you nail the vinyl will tend to pucker and you will get water leakage behind the surround, I would strongly recommend glue.
1709574
Yes it is easily peeled off from the front of the protector. No issues with trapped dust or pocket fuzz now.
1229785
I haven't tried that but I bet you could glue it because it's as thin as heavy paper. You might need to set it beneath weights for a while before you tried the gluing because it comes rolled tightly. Weighting down the glued surface afterwards would probably be useful too.
307471
Not really, you may want to cover with a sheet though as it is not possible to wash the cover as it is sewed on to the foam inside.
113914
Putting the pieces of foam back in seems unlikely unless you glue it. I'd hesitate to say it would look good even if that approach worked.
902967
Yes - no problem there. In fact, I did get one (I've bought several) that was almost TOO loose! Discreet application of super glue fixed that...
710797
We have the same issue. I was thinking about ironing the felt on a low setting and seeing if that helped.
1784337
yes, it might be a little work, but it could be done. although the way it looks, you might break it to the point where putting the cover back on won't be possible.
208864
No experience with tearing because I haven't had that problem. However, I am a seamstress, and I'm wondering if there isn't a type of fabric glue that would seal the edges and prevent further fraying. Check with a craft store such as Joann Fabrics or Michaels. Perhaps there are vinyl patches you could apply also.