Protecting the click wheel on Agent 18

I have had my Nano for several weeks with a zCover case. I want to change and Agent18 looks like a good replacement. My only concern is the click wheel. Does anyone with an Agent18 case would like to share how they protect the click wheel? Pics would be most welcome.
Hawk

you can either get an inexpensive clear film protector (like you would use to protect the lcd, or something similar

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