This is a solution that is often used on integrated circuits for insulation. There will be however a signal disruption (radio propagation theory will help you) if you grip it, but, both antenas will not interfere because of conductivity anymore.

If you feel it doesnt do the work you wanted, you can easily remove it with nail polish remover, again carefully and slowly.

Done it on mine, works perfectly, and you dont even see it. You can however feel that theres a different texture, but it is not unpleasant, just a little bit different, if you can afford to buy 4-5 packs of that nail varnish you can pour it on a plastic vase and dip your phone side into it, but i woudnt recomend it because if you fail and let your phone drop or something it can have some nasty results.

Oh and remember to let it dry properly, ask a girl, they know about those things (mine helped me)

Good luck

I never use cases or screen covers on my iPhone unless it’s an extended battery case and I’ll be away from a charger too long. Part of the iPhone’s appeal is it’s physical appearance – now I have to cover the thing up in an ugly plastic case to get it to function? Lame, Apple, lame.

While holding your creating a bridge between the 2 antenna’s…causing the low to no reception. I just purchased a rubber cover to protect the phone and now I have full bars while holding the phone. Not quite a fix for Apple’s mistake, but it’s a work around.

Of course the *metal* left and right of the strip is the antenna dumbsh&t!

If you touch both parts of the antennas with sweaty hands you change the frequency characteristics of the antenna by enlarging the conductive area.