AnyGlove Ultra New Formula Works on All Types of Gloves. Turn Your New or Old Gloves Into Touchscreen Compatible Gloves Touchscreen Motorcycle Cycling Ski Snowboarding Gloves Blue 15ml AGU 15

I have tried a few of the touch screen conductive liquids in the past with terrible at best results. I decided to give Any Glove a shot because it seemed to have mostly positive reviews and I figured the technology must have improved by now. As I stated in the title, this stuff actually works. It's not as good as conductive thread but, close. This on my normal leather riding gloves works better than the leather gloves I have that are supposed to be touch screen compatible. Which I am using it on them now as well to make them work better. The application is a bit messy. The bottle is a dropper bottle so, you put a bunch of drops on the finger tips of your gloves and smear it around and try e get even coverage. I would imagine using a bottle with a brush, like a nail polish bottle would be a far superior way to go. It does take a while to dry and cure properly but, once it does, it's a pretty durable coating.

This stuff works pretty well! I had some winter H2Out gloves from Revit that I was not using since they didnt work with my phone. Applying this made it possible for me to interact with the phone and my touch screen Carpuride as needed.

I applied two (2) coats, make sure first of all you mark where you touch the screen with your glove. Second apply a layer on your gloves, make sure it dries completely. Third I waited 24 hours as directed, the liquid will turn matte black once completely dry. Lastly the liquid is black so take that into consideration. Worked well for me the touch is 80/90 percent I'd say after applying the liquid. Im overall happy about the product, turned my non-touch gloves into touch gloves!!!! There is reviews saying the liquid didn't work even after multiple coats, I'd assume that might be for larger meatier gloves that cannot create the contact.

So, the gloves I have did have a touch sensitive area but that basically quit after one year. I bought this and hoped for the best. And the best is what I got. I read all the reviews that said it didn't work. Not sure why because I had no problems following the directions and applying 2 coats. This stuff is very black in color so if you don't have black gloves (mine are so not problem), I can see why this might not be esthetically pleasing. I put on the first coat for all of the touch area my gloves had for the index finger and thumb. Probably more area than I need. I then placed the gloves next to a fan and left them overnight. Repeated the same step the next day and voila, a nice big thick coat of touch screen heaven. As far as durability, I haven't had any problems yet but I haven't used them a lot being in Houston, TX. Once the liquid dries, it seems to be more rubber-like and should move with the glove. Time will tell but I'm excited to use my phone, in the cold while my dog plays outside and I don't end up with frozen fingers.

It sort of works but not very well, not well enough to use my phone with the gloves on. I have to fiddle with it several times just try to open the phone. Don’t even try using any apps or maps or any thing like that. I can pretty much just answer the phone and that’s about it. Even that takes several swipe attempts!

It really does work. I have a pair of motorcycle gloves that wouldn't work with the touchscreen on my phone. I painted three layers on my gloves and it works really good. It showed up slightly matte black. It absorbed well into the leather and the other material. I applied from the bottom of the fingers around to kind of the top of fingertips. It's only been about three weeks of sporadic use. Works well with phone in the sun on motorcycle. I have not had a chance to test for waterproof and if it stays on / functional after exposure to water. But even if it does wear off it's cheap enough to be worth ordering and reapplying. I do NOT have a screen protector on my phone. I highly recommend this product if you want to add touchscreen capability to gloves.

The liquid is dark/black as stated. This was not a problem for me as my leather motorcycle gloves were already black. The treated area is only visible if you look very hard and see that it is a little more matte than the rest of the finger. My gloves did not have any touch response at all with my phone before application, and they do now. This product worked remarkably well. Application was not difficult. I followed the instructions to apply 2 layers and used a blow dryer for 2 minutes after each layer. I left the gloves to fully dry for 24 hours before the first use. The gloves are still not great to type with but that is due to the construction of the gloves themselves and not this product's performance. On the flat spots of the finger it works perfectly. Some issues I had: I could not get any liquid to come out of the dropper as-is. I had to poke a sewing needle through the existing hole to fix that. I also noticed that the fingers feel sticky to type with as of the first 4 uses. Hopefully that will lessen with time, because the swipe gesture is practically impossible right now. Long-term durability is untested. It's still working well after 2x days of city commuting on a motorcycle.

This works so much better than the old formula. It works as good as Nanotips used to work. The key is to scuff up the leather a little bit with sand paper before you apply it, and apply it to a slightly larger area than you think you will need. Phone screens work on capacitance, and the more of this you use, the more capacitance it will have. You can easily do index, thumb, and middle fingers on two pairs of gloves with one bottle.