I've always been wary of attaching stickers to the back of any PDA, however the egrips promised that they would remove cleanly. With that promise in mind, I let down my fears and opened the package. Egrips are very nicely packaged in a card-stock sleeve. The custom cut grip is on the front, and inside are detailed instructions for how to apply the grip. Also inside are two alcohol prep pads, labeled, "Antiseptic for preparation of the skin prior to injection." You don't inject egrips into your skin, but you do clean the back of the Treo with the prep pads as the first step.
The next step to apply egrips is well, to actually apply the egrip. The sticker has been cut so that it does not interfere with any of the labels on the Treo, nor cover up the reset hole, camera or microphone. On the the version I reviewed, there were two pieces to attach. A small piece at top, and a slightly harder to manage big piece for the rest of the Treo. There was no documentation or photos included to show where the egrips go, but it is fairly easy to match the shapes up. Overall, applying the stickers was easy. I found that if I messed up I could carefully reapply them correctly.
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