Could this product be used to make a molded button cover? Would it take wear of a finger pressing on it? Or is it too soft?
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Yes, it is fairly durable as long as you cast .25" mold vs. .125" or less. I would cast a one off and then put it through some tests and see how it does. Check their website for the official hardness also known as "Shor A" or "durometer" rating. It is very similar to POM aka Delrin aka polyacetol. It is not soft like rubber "40 durometer" more like 75 to 80 like a plastic. Should hold up to finger pressing but I wouldn't drop it as it can be brittle. Ambient environmental temperature can be important. Would not use in extreme low temperature for example. Does this help?
752522
This case won't help with that. It does cover the home button, but it does not prevent pressing it. It's just a protective cover. If it's any consolation, my toddler stopped pressing the home button soon after 18 mo, and this case is so great - it's practically indestructible :)
410525
I don't believe it was designed to be water resistant but I believe it can be. Since it is a remote, it requires power (battery) so it will have to be replaced at some time. A thin bead of silicon sealant around the button and a small amount around remote should make it pretty water resistant. Since water runs down, seal it best at the top. I think that should keep it dry for some time.
1924992
The fingers are molded together. It's made of made of PVC, with antibacterial Sil-a-Gel formula, so it's somewhat flexible, but it won't be floppy. Thank you for shopping with DGS Novelties!
1421033
Don't put it on the home button. It's highly unlikely that the home button will get schrated and it does get hit by something it will not scratch it. As vtrieu said, it's made of sapphire crystal and only a diamond can scratch it.
276677
It is made of metal, so if enough pressie were applied it would scratch. As the other responses indicated the quality is great and we absolutely love ours!
1421030
I wouldn't even bother putting the cover on the button. The Touch ID button is made of sapphire crystal, so only a diamond would be able to scratch it.
1616045
They aren't soft like jelly or soft silicone but they are thin enough that I've never had an issue using the buttons. I wouldn't worry about it.
1519508
Any part of the fabric will be able to activate a touch screen, you do not need to use the pad of your finger. You nail should not be an issue. Hope this helps.
1550423
It's not that soft. It's pretty thin too. I used it to make bumper covers for my son's crib. But for a quilt it probably wouldn't last very long
1217956
I had my last button on for about a month and I recently switched it out with a new button, and a little residue was left behind. A damp cloth removed it after about a minute if gentle wiping. The adhesive they use is very soft and pliable allowing repositioning when desired, which is nice, but not without fault. Hope this helps.
1932637
They're pretty much bubble-type buttons under plastic sheeting so they make little or no noise when pressed. This should be a nice alarm clock for your purposes. We've had ours about 3 months now and have been quite happy with it.
1166451
I would have my doubts. It didn't work well with heat applications for me. When it gets too hot it seems to get soft. It may depend on how hot it gets . . . not sure. I would probably try solder for that. (?) Dale
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i think if you are the type of person who moves around a lot in your sleep, yes you would. But, if you are a calm sleeper, you would not have a problem. The buttons are pressure sensitive, not touch though. One thing you might like about it, is the rubber coating. It wouldn't move around under your pillow. I put it on my dash in the car and it doesn't slide around while I am driving. If that helps at all.
991837
That's an excellent idea! It takes a fair amount of effort to push the button down to make the sound. I suppose if you had it in a backpack, something could push against the button, but I think that would be unlikely to happen.
2021815
I did and it work great but I think my biggest issue would be the button, having to be pressing the button constantly gets annoying and it hurts your hand.
613239
I really don't think so. If you get the protector on a little to one side or the other you can still put the button on last and center it. I got mine on right the first time and it's hard to tell it's even there. My wife didn't believe I had a protector on. Just take your time centering it and make sure there's no dust under it. You really have to be careful with the dry application protectors.