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1) NOT enough solution... Not even close...
2) "sticky" side is only slick if it has solution on it, and since you'll be using it sparingly you'll only put a little on (few sprays). And if you try and re-adjust fingerprints/dust can get under. Especially edges (mostly the edges to be honest).
3) Lots of small bubbles, well not that much but they are noticeable. We'll see if they go away like they say after it "cures". To be honest, theres a lot of very small bubbles on the screen (most shiny part of psp so they stand out more) and they have seemed to get better after just an hour or so.
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- The FAQ on their site says that you can refill the bottle with regular, clean water. There's enough of the active stuff on the inside of the bottle to get the job done, even if you have to refill a couple of times more. I know for sure because I had to refill my bottle twice when I put a body skin on my DS Lite as well as my Palm Treo 650. For others who are worried, don't be - feel free to be relatively generous with the spray, but not so much that you get leakage into the device.
- While it's true that the sticky side is only slick if it has solution on it, as long as you have enough solution and don't press too hard you still have a tiny bit of leeway to slide a skin around. Also, did you make sure your fingers were wet? That right there is a huge tip. Don't bother using the solution spray if you don't have to - I think regular, clean tap water works fine for your fingers.
- I couldn't detect small bubbles when I installed the skin on my DS Lite and Treo 650 - the DS was white, and the Treo was powder silver
But I could see the bubbles on the screens, which admittedly did work themselves out after a few days. I should note, though, that I removed the skins from my DS screens and replaced them with official Hori screen covers. Worked much better, and they're pretty tough (and far smoother).
One other tip I would recommend would be to perhaps install the skin in your bathroom, possibly after you take a hot shower. The steam in the room may possibly weigh down dust particles, and the moisture may help with the application of the skin on the device (the device, maybe, having microbeads of moisture on it without being truly 'wet'. I haven't done this myself, but it was something I thought I read when I bought a skin from BestSkinsEver years ago. I may try it when I get a PSP-3000 later this year (and when Zagg makes a skin specifically for it).
From your later post, it looked like it was largely a success, so I'm glad it worked out for ya!
I will say that it does take a lot of patience, especially since some pieces don't go where you think they would, or wrap around in a unique way. But I have to say that most of the time they wrap intelligently so as to cover as much of an edge as possible, etc. Just be patient, folks, and your time will be well rewarded in good protection.
Also, as the skin cures on your device, the 'grip' on it starts to feel more natural. That is, it still has good grip, but it feels just slick enough (from your natural hand oils) so as not to feel too grippy.
One last thing - for you DS Lite owners, you'll notice that the top skin for the top lid of the DS Lite has a rectangle cut out of it to make room for the raised NDS logo on top. Not wanting to let that get scratched, I went ahead and applied the rectangular cutout from the sheet on the logo, and it stays on perfectly. My guess is that there would be some tiny lines of air where the logo is raised if it were one whole sheet, but I think I worked out most of the air, so big win. It's still got a tiny bit of air, but to nitpick how much would be pedantic. It seriously looks fine, and I'm glad my logo is protected
