This is not the first time that I have written about Clear-coat before, nor a product that can protect your mobile device like this. I personally liked the Aurora as it was very, very shiny and reflective, but the ones that I had to look at were very transparent. I also am surprised that this was the first time that I used a headline like this.

The ones that I had a chance to try were for the iPhone 5 and the iPad Air, but Clear-coat makes them for all kinds of mobile devices. They are about 1/100 of an inch, and it is easy to install with a 3 “S” combination of Spray, Spread, and Squeegee. I didn’t get that from the website, but seriously made that up. Man, I don’t know why I am coming up with cool marketing concepts on this article.

If you aren’t familiar with products like Clear-Coat, there is some interesting plastic covers that work by clinging to the mobile device like a shrink-wrap. So if you want scratch your mobile device, the covering takes brunt of the impact. You can then wipe off the marks, but your device won’t be damaged.

Some people might shun products like these because it might be difficult to apply, but they aren’t. Also, they are easy to remove if you need to.

I first saw a demonstration of these products a long time ago, and they usually contain a Tupperware container, the coated device, with many screws and nails. You put the device in the container with screws and nails and shake. I’ve always been afraid to try this test with any product, including the Clear-coat.

If you are interested in the Clear-coat for the iPhone 5, you can get it here for $24.99. If you want it for the iPad Air, check it out here for $34.99. Check out other products on the main site, and become a fan on Facebook or Twitter. Again, why have I never suggested that before. Man, I’m all about improving my writing in this article. By the way, check out the video of it after the jump.